where is the link for Windows 11 beta iso

I am searching for Windows 11 beta iso.
i don't want a buggy dev channel build.
which can be installed on intel core i7.
thanks.

Windows 11 is unrelesed to the public at the present the only downloads available are the dev / Beta builds which may. by their very nature may be buggy

I do not believe that there is an upgrade path from Windows 8.1 to windows 11 so you would need to upgrade to windows 10 first

at present all the available builds should run on a i7 based system but the restrictions will apply to the release version which may mean you have to revert to Windows 10 - Make sure you have a viable backup of your current system

gbkjhy said:

I am searching for Windows 11 beta iso.
i don't want a buggy dev channel build.
which can be installed on intel core i7.
thanks.

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barman58 said:

Windows 11 is unrelesed to the public at the present the only downloads available are the dev / Beta builds which may. by their very nature may be buggy

I do not believe that there is an upgrade path from Windows 8.1 to windows 11 so you would need to upgrade to windows 10 first

at present all the available builds should run on a i7 based system but the restrictions will apply to the release version which may mean you have to revert to Windows 10 - Make sure you have a viable backup of your current system

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when will it be released to the public .which source are you using because Microsoft says they have released it publicly.
i installed windows 10 on my laptop but it made my computer very slow, so I reverted back to windows 8.1, now my computer is fast again.
The Logic is that if Windows 10 made my computer slow then windows 11 is going to make it much more slow.
on uup dump site there are no windows 11 beta iso only dev iso.

The versions of 11 released to the developer and beta channels are the same, as far as I know. It was just released to the beta channel later.

If 10 ran significantly slower than 8.1 on your PC, something was probably not as it should have been. The same hold for Windows 11.

If you wish to experiment with 11, I suggest imaging your current OS, and doing a clean install of 11. I've only installed it on one PC, but doing it as an upgrade over 10 gave a corrupt result.

Windows 11 is available on Dev and Beta versions.

*All Available Editions are linked to UUPDump.
Link to tutorial: UUP Dump - Download Windows Insider ISO

told you before their is no windows 11 beta.

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gbkjhy said:

told you before their is no windows 11 beta.

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UUP dump is not Updated. Please search 22000.120 for the latest Beta build.

in the above picture, there are beta isos for Windows 10 but not for Windows 11.

Try this.

jbcarreon123 said:

Try this.

Select language for Cumulative Update for Windows 11 (10.0.22000.120) amd64

Select language for Cumulative Update for Windows 11 (10.0.22000.120) amd64 on UUP dump. UUP dump lets you download Unified Update Platform files, like Windows Insider updates, directly from Windows Update.

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tried it yesterday.
it gave me windows 11 dev not beta.

gbkjhy said:

tried it yesterday.
it gave me windows 11 dev not beta.

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I'll repeat:

As far as I know, there are no separate dev and beta versions. They are the same.

Do you think that there would be two different versions of 11 with the same build numbers?

bobkn said:

The versions of 11 released to the developer and beta channels are the same, as far as I know. It was just released to the beta channel later.

If 10 ran significantly slower than 8.1 on your PC, something was probably not as it should have been. The same hold for Windows 11.

If you wish to experiment with 11, I suggest imaging your current OS, and doing a clean install of 11. I've only installed it on one PC, but doing it as an upgrade over 10 gave a corrupt result.

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do you mean Windows 11 dev and beta are the same?
if yes then i am going to install it through it seems not beta.

What is the nature of the bugs on the dev iso? I am just finishing up my fourth VM on Manjaro Linux, using Gnome Boxes in addition to VMware WS 16, Virtualbox 6.197 and QEMU/KVM- no problems during installation with and without a MS account. In answer to your question however I'ms not sure why the beta of Windows 11 (which I think will be the same as the dev version) is not up on UUPDUMP. I suggest a search.

gbkjhy said:

do you mean Windows 11 dev and beta are the same?
if yes then i am going to install it through it seems not beta.

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Said that twice. Do want it a third time?

I'm not sure the OP understands what he's asking for

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jh30uk said:

Almost 8am and not been to bed yet but even with sleep deprivation I thought to myself.

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"Thought": That's a risky thing to do without sleep.

One night, when I finally got to bed without sleep for almost a day, I got into bed, then suddenly "thought" my leg was hanging out, so I jumped out of bed to tuck it in.

The way that OS, and other software development is managed is cyclical and based on a number of channels

First a specific build is released to those who are Assigned / signed up for Dev Builds this is normally a small pool of users
This build is checked out and comments / bug reports sent to the developer who corrects the issues and updates the build number and re issues to the dev's
This cycle is repeated several times

[This is also known as the Alpha channel with some developers or can be two channels Dev and Alpha]


When most of the major issues are resolved with the build cycle above it is released to Beta which is a larger group used to check more of the minor Bugs and incompatibilities with the larger pool of hardware and software used by the pool of Beta testers This cycle of testing again repeats several times

When almost ready for general release the build is released to the Release preview testers, these will include System Administrators and developers of other software, as well as other IT pros who look at the fine tuning of the software.

Assuming that the software is acceptable and no large issues remain it can only then be released to the general public for update or purchase

What this basically means is that the tester is chosen for (or in the case of public testing of the kind that Microsoft use, the tester chooses) a specific test level to be part of

The build is only in one channel at any one time.
There can be more than one build in testing at any one time but at different channel levels

Dev level issues are most likely to cause issues and crash systems and other software

Beta level issues are likely to be less serious so it is a safer point to enter development

Release Preview is the safest of the release channels and should have very few issues

even when passed to general release, due to the huge range of hardware and software in use on windows systems, software may still contain Nuts Bugs

The same build and its sub builds is sent in tern to each of the channels and passed to the next when it is deemed safe to do so

so as a user you should choose a channel that you feel safe with and stick to it, if you want you can join all channels and keep them running separately

Someone wanting a general look at upcoming software should choose the Beta or preferably the most complete Release Preview channels
You will need to wait longer to see a build to try but you will be safer