Microsoft released Fall today Creators Update of Windows 10 but according to the company it will be borrowed gradually. Considering previous major updates, it may take months before you can install the update.
This is not necessarily bad, of course, as Microsoft will have time to fix problems faced by the first bold ones to install the new version of Windows 10, Fall Creators Update.
Though you consider yourself bold enough and you do not want to wait for Microsoft you can install Fall Creators today without waiting for the endless queue.
Before we move on I should mention once again that it would be good to wait until you are sure that the company has addressed all the compatibility issues that will be presented to the end users that I actually consider beta testers…
If you still insist, let's see how you can install Windows 10 Fall Creators today.
There are two basic options:
via Windows Update and Update Assistant and with the Media Creator.
The easiest choice of course is to check Windows Update to see if the update is already offered by Microsoft.
If you do not see the update
You can use it Update Assistant which helps in immediate updating of systems. This is a small program that you can download from Microsoft.
Note that Microsoft should unlock the program capabilities to allow Fall Creators to be installed. The version offered up to now is still for the older Creators Update.
Let's look at the next option:
The Media Creation tool lets you create ISO images or USB Flash drives. It is usually used by IT that needs to update many devices together.
Download the application from Microsoft and run it on the system you want to upgrade.
You will be asked to accept the Terms of Service. It has two options
"Set up media" or "upgrade this computer now".
The first creates a picture ISO or copies the operating system files to a USB and the second will upgrade your system directly without creating any installation media.
Tip: You can download Windows 10 ISO (Version 1709) using the service as well Adguard. Downloads are from Microsoft servers.