Starting from Windows 8, Microsoft started to bully consumers. Look at all the "cloud" contents, "tips", telemetry, Microsoft Accounts and advertisements built

Starting from Windows 8, Microsoft started to bully consumers. Look at all the "cloud" contents, "tips", telemetry, Microsoft Accounts and advertisements built in Windows. They are for consumer editions only (Home and Pro, and sometimes Pro Workstations I guess?) Disabling them requires upgrading to Enterprise or Education (basically Enterprise for schools). Starting from a later Windows 10 feature update, Home users were forced to login their Microsoft account (for MS to steal your data by having you "cloud connected", right?) during OOBE. Now, Windows 11 Pro users were in the list. I always recommend people to use the Enterprise edition regardless of their usage, even though you have to use illegal copies. This protects you from all these "cloud" stuff and get you back to a Windows 7 like experience.