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Even though Microsoft's Edge browser has been available to Windows 10 users since its release on July 29, not everyone has tried it yet. Perhaps you have no interest in upgrading to Windows 10, or maybe you just haven't gotten around to it yet. Either way, if you have an interest in trying your hand at the new browser, you can now do so without updating your main system.
Even though Microsoft's Edge browser has been available to Windows 10 users since its release on July 29, not everyone has tried it yet. Perhaps you have no interest in upgrading to Windows 10, or maybe you just haven't gotten around to it yet. Either way, if you have an interest in trying your hand at the new browser, you can now do so without updating your main system.Microsoft has announced that it is making available a set of free virtual machines (VMs) with Windows 10 and the new Edge browser. It's designed for Web developers to test how Websites function with the new browser software, but anyone with a virtualization platform can use it -- and in return, receive a safe Windows 10 environment that they can try out.