Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by milankragujevic on Monday February 13, 2017 @07:32PM
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Maybe on windows 7 or 8/8.1, but on 10 I see no download, how can I download an ISO without downloading a program? Plus let's say I have a metered connection (that I often do, when I'm away from home) and my windows 10 broke by itself as it often does? I can't go to a library or something and download the iso because I don't have admin permissions and microsoft's tool requires admin permissions. I'm not trying to criticize the OS for this, it already has been criticized enough for spyware, but seriously microsoft is just making it harder for me to use their software legally. Also the confusion about buying an OEM license and why there are no retail licenses in Serbia?
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Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by codys on Monday February 13, 2017 @07:44PM
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If you browse from windows, that page only shows Microsoft's special "Download Program".
If you browse from linux, it shows links to directly download the ISO files.
I'm not sure what it does if you browse from MacOS.
Maybe try changing your browser's useragent? Frankly, it is a bit annoying that Microsoft tries to push their download tool.
Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by abrowne on Monday February 13, 2017 @10:04PM
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> I'm not sure what it does if you browse from MacOS.
ISO
Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by wire9 on Monday February 13, 2017 @07:38PM
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Huh? Select Home/Pro. Select language. Download button appears for both 32/64 bit. No special software, just a download link.
Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by milankragujevic on Monday February 13, 2017 @07:46PM
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Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by wire9 on Monday February 13, 2017 @07:48PM
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Does 'More download options' reveal more options?
Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by flukus on Monday February 13, 2017 @07:57PM
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Nothing relevant:
>Sign in to the Volume Licensing Service Center to download Enterprise editions.
>Sign in to your subscription on the MSDN Portal for MSDN downloads.
> Visit the Windows Insider site to download Insider Preview builds
> Visit the Download Academic Products page for Education editions (product key required).
Re:What happens when you dump the App Store?
by wire9 on Monday February 13, 2017 @08:00PM
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Jeez, just when I thought Microsoft was getting better about letting people...actually download their software... they go and create pages that display completely different things based on what OS you're running.