This Preview build can be installed and used as a primary operating system but you may face bugs and issues as its a testing build.
Microsoft is regularly releasing updates to Windows 10 OS which bring new features, fixes and improvements. These new updates can be downloaded and installed using PC Settings -> Update and recovery -> Preview builds page as mentioned in following article:
But there is a big issue with this process. The update builds are very big in size because these builds are basically full setup ISOs of Windows 10 and users need to wait for many hours to complete the upgrade process.
Also if a user wants to install these new Windows 10 updates in more than one computer, he'll need to download the updates separately in all computers. It causes waste of Internet connection bandwidth as well as users time.
Many Windows 10 testers were complaining about this issue since the release of Windows 10 update builds and now Microsoft has listened to their requests.
Microsoft has released offline ISO files of Windows 10 Technical Preview build 9926 to public. The ISO files are available in both 32-bit (x86) as well as 64-bit (x64) editions. ISO files are available in following languages: English (United States), English (United Kingdom), Chinese (Simplified), Portuguese (Brazilian), German, French, French (Canada), Russian, Japanese, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Spanish (Latin America), Polish, Turkish, Swedish, Czech, Arabic, Korean, Chinese (Traditional), Finnish and Thai.
You can download the ISO files of Windows 10 build 9926 from following link:
After downloading the ISO file, you can burn it to a DVD using disc burning software or create abootable USB drive to install Windows 10 in your computer. If asked, you'll need to use following product key at the time of installation:
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The system requirements for Windows 10 is same as Windows 8/8.1 system requirements. If your computer can run Windows 8/8.1, it'll also be able to run Windows 10.
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