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I'm fully aware of what S mode is. A family member bought a 600€ laptop from Dell that came with Windows S. To unlock it and allow said family member to install
by dantondwa 5y ago
I'm fully aware of what S mode is.
A family member bought a 600€ laptop from Dell that came with Windows S. To unlock it and allow said family member to install software that is not on the Microsoft Store (which is to say, any software, really), we had to setup a Microsoft account, as otherwise it was impossible to unlock it.
And by the way, I doubt it's anyone's choice to use S mode. It certainly wouldn't be mine.
- miles 5y ago> we had to setup a Microsoft account, as otherwise it was impossible to unlock it. Why not boot from a Windows 10 ISO and install Windows Home from there? As an added bonus, it would be a lot cleaner without all of the Dell junkware as well.
- pizza 5y agoIt probably wouldn't be anyone's choice, but on the other hand, it's probably many people's non-choice, i.e. people who don't care about or know which OS they use