Windows 10 21 H1 or May 2021 update officially launched. Microsoft has updated all its distribution channels. So this new version can be updated or installed in different ways. For example, new ISO images are available for download through the giant website.
These 21H1 ISO images are available in 32 and 64 bit versions. If you do not know which version your computer needs, go to this address
Paramètres > système > A propos de
Windows 10 and Intro page
It is important to note that the May 2021 update is being offered on a phased basis as an update by Windows Update. This phase sorting indicates that not everyone is affected initially. In some cases, waiting is necessary.
Windows 10 and ISO images
If the impatience is too strong, it can be overcome by using ISO images. They allow you to upgrade your system or perform a “clean” installation. You have two options to get them back.
- You can download the Media Creator Tool, download link here: Media Creation Tool
- Or you can manually manipulate the most fun Microsoft servers
Microsoft’s download service is designed to provide the Media Creation Tool app for all Internet users who want to restore ISOs on their Windows computer. The trick is to make it look like it’s not a Windows PC.
Here’s how to do it.
This method tricks the webpage into accessing the ISOs of Windows 10 21 H1, not the Media Creation tool. To do this, launch the Microsoft Edge browser to go to this address
https://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/software-download/windows10
The page offers several ways to get Windows 10 Update Or Install, In both cases, it is not an ISO, but two applications.
We’re going to make the page “believe” that it is not in Windows.
Press F12 to launch tools dedicated to developers.
On the right side of “Customize and Control DevTools” you should select “Device Emulator”. You can also use the key combination Ctrl + Shift + M. Update the page reload window (F5).
It should provide a drop-down list to select the version of Windows 10.
You must select a language.
Note that the size of an ISO image is important (5.45 GB for the x64 version). Downloading may take a while depending on the performance of your internet connection.
The links provided are valid for 24 hours.
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