
This has caused many to wonder where to grab Windows 10's direct ISO download. As many have small SSD's for their OS, this can pose a problem. Though you can change this later on, you must have 9GB of free space to get to that step.

Thankfully, it's very possible to grab a Windows 10 Home or Pro ISO from the tool, but it first insists on using your C:/ drive. As a result, some have been re-downloading the ISO every time they need to write it to a bootable USB.

The main issue is that Installation Media makes it hard to find the ISO download option. This simplifies the process and means you don't need to worry about product keys, but comes with its own problems. Its new strategy encourages users to download a Windows 10 tool called Installation Media which automatically grabs the latest disk image and burns it to a USB stick.

1 How to Grab a Direct Windows 10 ISO Download Directly.
