Join the Windows Insider Program
First of all, you'll need to sign up for the Windows Insider program, a brand-new program from Microsoft for those who want to test out unreleased products and suggest solutions to improve them. The company warns that the program is not aimed at beginners, but at IT experts who can determine the cause of a problem and report it to Microsoft.
Here's an excerpt from the company's guidelines: "We're excited to launch Windows Insider. A program that gives IT professionals access to a technical preview of Windows 10 for desktops and laptops. A technical preview of Windows Server management tools will be available soon." With the Insider program, we invite our most enthusiastic customers to shape Windows 10 with us. Their feedback is important to us - and we can't wait to hear it." The Insider program is aimed at PC experts or IT professionals who are familiar with using beta software. Insiders will receive updates on the latest we develop. So, before anything else, sign up for the program. You'll then receive a confirmation email that will give you access to beta products, including Windows 10.
Start the download and save the product key
Once you start downloading the Windows 10 preview, you will also receive a product key – It will be easy for you to write down this key so that you have it readily available during the installation process. Once you download Windows, burn it to a disc or create a bootable USB to begin the installation – just like you would with any other version of Windows.
