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WIndows 12 64 bit download
I am looking for the windows 12 64 bit iso insider preview for regular and for unsupported devices download? if you can assit me I would greatly appreciate it. the only one i cna find on the website is for Windows 11.
bro microsoft cannot lanch windows 12 some website fulls people 🤘
Sorry, no Windows 12. Microsoft is making Windows 11 better.
Ah, I wish I could wave a digital wand and create Windows 12 for all of us! Unfortunately, creating an operating system is beyond my capabilities. That kind of magic takes a team of brilliant developers, lots of time, and an astronomical amount of effort. 🧙♂️💻
But hey, while we're here, is there anything specific you'd love to see in a future version of Windows? New features or improvements?
Improvements? Ha, how about starting from scratch.
I believe it would be far less work making a Windows 12 (from scratch).
Dec 16, 2024 · Users ask when Windows 12 is coming out and get replies from other users.
I am looking at installing Windows 12 on my Windows Vista laptop
I am looking for a Windows 12 Pro relase or a Windows 12 preview realese, but I don't want a Windows 12 release. How can I help?
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When will the 64-bit version of Windows 12 be available for download?
Similarly, I do not believe it is releasing.
Windows 12 is most likely to be expected early 2026.
It will never be available, since there will never be Windows 12.
i think it will
Windows 12 isn’t relased yet.
it is released not relased
windows 12 dont realese but theres a preview
The preview is rigth here: https://archive.org/details/Window-12-beta-1
This is a fake. Trust me, windows 11 is in the Gb size and you are trying to convince me that windows 12 is less than 1 Gb big? Not Happening. Windows 12 is going to be at least 3-5 Gb big for the ISO file, at least looking at MS Windows ISO file sizes in the past.
You will need to wait for relase, no preview has been relased.
As for finding the preview, I've got some bad news for you. You're not going to find it on the Microsoft website. That's like looking for a lost sock in the wash – it's not there, and even if it was, it would be mismatched.
