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Indeed and it's this utter nonsense that made me finally give in and switch to Windows. Turns out it's nicer than I thought.
by JoelTheSuperior 6y ago
Indeed and it's this utter nonsense that made me finally give in and switch to Windows. Turns out it's nicer than I thought.
- beamatronic 6y agoBut which version do you run? The only version I would consider currently is the Enterprise version of Windows 10.
- trissylegs 6y agoI have both pro (Home desktop) and enterprise (Work laptop). I don't notice a difference. But we don't really take advantage of the group policy very much.
- Alupis 6y agoIt used to be Home versions couldn't get more "Enterprise" features, like full partition encryption and the ability to join a Domain. Naturally GPO doesn't apply to a home user. These days, I run Pro on pretty much everything and don't seem to miss anything. Perhaps "Enterprise" comes with less Candy Crush and other bloatware pre-installed?
- Teknoman117 6y agoI used to use Pro so I could use NFS with Windows.
- jjeaff 6y agoI don't think there is any difference between pro And enterprise except for some of the ways licensing is implemented and some group policy stuff.
- trissylegs 6y agoNow that i've check it seems Enterpise get's the feature sof Pro for Workstations. https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/windowsforbusiness/compare https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/windowsforbusiness/compare