Microsoft in late 2014 took the wraps off the Technical Preview of
its next Windows operating system, and in doing so it took everyone by
surprise. We expected the next generation of Windows: we just didn't
expect it to be called Windows 10. None the less here is Windows 10: the
next Windows OS for PCs and laptops, smartphones and tablets. And, indeed, an OS for servers and all points in between.
Windows 10 all in one Editions 4.80 GB
Windows 10 Home edition 32 BIT 2.87 GB
Windows 10 Home edition 64 BIT 3.82 GB
Windows 10 Pro edition 32 BIT 2.86 GB
Windows 10 Pro edition 64 BIT 3.80 GB
Windows 10 Enterprise edition 32 BIT 2.69 GB
Windows 10 Enterprise edition 64 BIT 3.84 GB
Windows 10 Education edition 32 BIT 2.62 GB
Windows 10 Education edition 64 BIT 3.53 GB
Microsoft said that Windows 10 is built from the ground up for a
world in which mobile- and cloud computing are key. Execs from the
company said it was committed to making Windows 10 friendly for the
enterprise, ideal for keyboard and mouse users, but also optimised for
touch. Oh, and Windows 10 will put the same interface on devices with
displays ranging in size from 4in to 80in. 'One product family, one
platform, one store,' says Microsoft.