Microsoft Windows 10 official version will be preloaded into the user's computer hard drive

Microsoft announced earlier that Windows 10 will be released on July 29. In the Windows 10 Frequently Asked Questions Q/A released by the company today, we learned that Microsoft will preload Windows 10 to the user's hard drive. This pre-loading process will make the user upgrade process smoother before July 29. This shouldn't be a huge surprise, because the company has shown that they can easily upgrade Windows systems, something they have been doing in the Windows 10 test project.

On July 29th, most of the files in Windows 10 will be downloaded to the user's computer. Once the final release code is signed, the user will receive an incremental update to get all the RTM files.

This process means that Microsoft can spend weeks unloading without rushing, rather than trying to get millions of users to explode the server on the day the operating system is released.