Downloading a Windows 10 ISO image from Microsoft often means wrestling with the official tool, which is not only inconvenient but also takes longer than it should. In recent years we have seen alternatives such as the Adguard portal and the Microsoft Windows and Office ISO Download Tool, but if you do not mind adopting a PowerShell script and taking advantage of a much more compact solution, you should take a look at Fido.

How to Download a Windows 10 ISO Image with Fido
How to download a Windows 10 ISO image

This is a fairly common situation: your computer needs a good cleanup and some performance recovery. Perhaps you have decided to invest in an SSD, and you believe the best way to take advantage of its potential is a fresh install of Windows 10. The problem is… Microsoft keeps putting obstacles in the way of direct download. The masterminds in Redmond insist that you use their official tool, but the truth is you do not need any assistance beyond the ISO image.

In April we shared the news that Rufus had incorporated the ability to download Windows 10 images on its own. That feature is possible thanks to the PowerShell script called Fido. Now, Fido is not an exclusive resource of Rufus. Anyone can visit its official profile on GitHub, get an updated copy, and run the script on their own, without strange dependencies (unless you use an old build of Windows 7; PowerShell 3.0 should already be on your system).

How to download a Windows 10 ISO image

How to Download a Windows 10 ISO Image with Fido
Each of the fields is enabled as you make your selection

When you first run Fido, PowerShell will throw up a security prompt, but let the script continue. The rest is as simple as choosing the Windows type (either Windows 10 or Windows 8.1), the version (very useful in case of downgrade), the edition (Home/Pro are unified, the other build is Education), the language, and the architecture. Confirm with a click on Download, and specify the path to store the ISO image.

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The developer of Fido explains that the idea is not to offer support for every Windows variant out there, since its primary use is under Rufus, and that means some darker builds (such as LTSC/LTSB) cannot be downloaded with this tool. Even so, it works wonderfully with standard Windows 10 images, and it already offers the download of the recent update 1909. In short, if you want to know how to download a Windows 10 ISO image without hassle, start with Fido.

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