Windows 10 Home Single Language Download and Install Guide

The Home Single language Windows version comes with just one language and would not permit the installation of any language packs.

So, we recommend installing Windows 10 Pro instead of the Home Single Language simply because Windows 10 Pro is more feature-rich and contains a few features not found in Home Single Language.

Nevertheless, Windows 10 is on its way out so you should seriously thinking about Windows 11 instead.

How can I download Windows 10 Home Single Language edition?

1. Use RG Adguard

1.1 Download the ISO

1. Go to the RG Adguard page.
2. When you get to this page, make the following selection: Select type: Windows (final).
3. Then, it would be best if you did as following: Select version: Windows 10, Version 1703.
4. For the Select edition, go for Windows 10 Single Language.
5. Up next, Select language: Your favorite Language, for example, English.
6. Then, for Select file: Windows 10 1703 SingleLang_English_64.iso (or 32bit.iso for 32-bit machines).
7. Finally, click Download.
   

Then wait as the file downloads. It may take a while, depending on your Internet connection. Once the ISO file is downloaded, you need to burn it by following these steps:

1.2 Burn the ISO

1. Visit the Rufus web page and download the software.
   
2. Connect the USB flash drive to your PC and run the software.
3. Make sure your flash drive is selected and recognized. Now click the Select button.
   
4. Choose the ISO file you downloaded.
5. Now click on Start.
   
6. Click on OK to format the drive.
   
7. Wait for the process to finish.

NOTE

According to some sources, Microsoft doesn’t publish Single Language Editions after version 1703, so this method might not work for you.

2. Use the Media Creation Tool

If you require to install Windows 10 Home Single Language version, a handy tool is the Media Creation tool for getting this Windows OS on your device.

1. Visit the Windows 10 download page.

2. Click on Download tool now in the Create Windows 10 installation media section. 

3. Connect a USB flash drive to your PC.

4. Once the file is downloaded, run it.

5. Accept the terms of service.

6. Select Create installation media.

7. Check if your settings are correct and click Next.

8. Select USB flash drive and click Next.

9. Select your drive and wait for the process to finish.

How can I install Windows 10 Home Single Language?

1. Connect your USB flash drive to the PC.
2. While it boots, press F2, F10, or F12 to open the boot menu.
3. Select your flash drive.
   
4. Now press any key to boot.
5. The Windows logo pops up on the screen.
6. Select Time, Keyboard method, and your Language (as you had chosen when downloading), then click Next.
   
7. Click Install now.
8. Run through the remaining steps (Remember to select Custom Install -Windows only advanced) at the type of installation step.
   
9. Select the correct partition.
10. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the process.

Is Windows 10 home single language free?

No, it is not. Just like the Standard Home version, it is a paid OS. However, the price may vary depending on the region or language.

That said, when you buy a new PC with Windows 10 preinstalled, it may have the Single Language option.

Is Windows 10 home single language good for gaming?

While it is not a gaming-specific OS, it is suitable for gaming. The underlying architecture is the same as a regular Windows 10 Home OS. So you should expect a similar experience gaming on the operating system.

However, the OS is just one element other factors like hardware, RAM, graphics cards, etc., will contribute to this.

Can I change Windows 10 home single language to Windows 10 pro?

Yes, you can, but you can only perform this upgrade if you buy a Windows 10 Pro product key.

During such an upgrade, none of your files will be deleted, so it is a safe process you can do on your own. It is similar to upgrading from any other Windows 10 edition to Pro.

Is it possible to update Windows 10 Home Single Language to Windows 11?

You should be able to upgrade to Windows 11 using the Single Language edition. The process is simple and can be completed from the Windows Update section.

For more information, we suggest that you read our guide on how to upgrade to Windows 11 to learn all about it.

As you can see, it’s pretty simple to clean install Windows 10 Home Single Language edition if you can download the original ISO file.

If you want to know more about different languages, we suggest reading our how to change language settings on Windows 11 article as well.

Have you ever used this edition of Windows? Let us know in the comments section below.