Here you go Tom:

I recommend this tool to get the official ISOs and there are some other 
gooides as well

https://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/67-microsoft-windows-and-office-iso-download-tool

Hope this is useful

And yes nobody should ever bother with Home Editions

On 15/09/2020 3:09 PM, Tom Krieg wrote:
> The extended support will end next year. It's available for business
> users to manage their upgrades to Win10.
>
> I've upgraded 2 computers from Win7 to  Win10 for no cost (free) and
> I've made 2 discoveries -
>
> Don't upgrade Win7 Home, you DON'T want Win10 Home. Buy Win10 Pro or buy
> a Win7 Pro license key.
>
> Microsoft no longer has a link to download an iso for any version other
> than 2004. 2004 still has a LOT of issues and I don't recommend using it.
>
> Wait until 2004 stabilises and a few more patches are released before
> upgrading Win7. Or you can go to heidoc.net and download the
> Windows/office downloader (portable app). Run the downloader and
> download the .iso for 1909 (home/pro 32/64 bit). Create a full image
> copy of your system before the update. Once downloaded mount the .iso
> (by double click) and run the setup.exe.
>
> On 15/09/2020 1:29 pm, Leslie wrote:
>>
>> Windows 7 is still safe if you purchase the Extended Support package
>> which I would recommend to the clients (although upgrading to Windows
>> 10 is still free if you know what you are doing)
>>

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