Win 10 Technology Preview License Date Expiration Solution

Computer Store News: What should I do after the Windows 10 Technology Preview expires? Microsoft today announced a detailed explanation of the Windows 10 Technology Preview Expiration Date. The expiration date for each build version of the Windows 10 Technology Preview is different. The following table summarizes the expiration date for each Build (subject to change):

Build license expires about 2 weeks ago and you will receive a warning telling you This build will expire and you should update to the latest version. When Build is valid for the license, the system will automatically restart every three hours.

After the license expires for about 2 weeks, Build will no longer start.

If you are running an earlier build and receive an expiration warning, it is likely that Windows Update does not automatically install the latest build. In order to resolve this issue, please download the latest ISO image file: http://windows.microsoft.com/preview-iso-update. After the download is complete, double-click the ISO image file to mount and launch the installer.

If the license expires Windows cannot be started, you need to download the ISO image from another computer to resolve the issue and then save the ISO file to a storage medium such as a USB or DVD. Then boot the computer from the installation media to install the latest technology preview Build.