But which versions should you get? It turns out that it's a far less complicated question than it's been for every previous version of Windows.

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Which Version of Windows 10 Should You Get? Windows 10 has a lot to offer, from Cortana to free Office apps to the return of the Start menu. And it's free.

But which versions should you get? It turns out that it's a far less complicated question than it's been for every previous version of Windows.