Microsoft: Insider member registration is still allowed after Win10 is released

Computer Store News: The Windows Insider Membership Program is a user test program that Microsoft has opened to make Win10 more user-friendly. Members participating in the program can always use the Windows 10 Preview for free, provided that they follow Microsoft's footsteps to upgrade. In order to be able to test the new features and stability of the version in time.

Gabe Aul reiterated on Twitter that after Windows 10 arrived at RTM, Microsoft allowed users to sign up for the Windows internal participation program. Gabe Aul said that Microsoft will continue the program to allow new internal participants to get a preview version of Windows 10 Build, even if new users who register after July 29 can still get Windows 10 Preview Build.

@Xiaowu6 We have not stopped the new user registration internal participation plan, and will continue this plan after 7/29.

— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul), July 15, 2015

Microsoft is still welcoming users to the Win10 Insider program because it took less than a year to implement the program. In fact, more than 5 million users have joined, and Microsoft's feedback and effective suggestions from test users are very valuable assets, which is very helpful for the success of Win10, and let Microsoft take a lot of detours.

If you have problems registering your internal participation program, don't worry, Microsoft temporarily stopped the Windows Insider Preview ISO download, and the Windows 10 team is now fully preparing for the release of Windows 10. After July 29th you will be able to participate in the Windows internal preview program.