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This is a pro feature on windows. But you can enable it on home editions with some power shell commands or by side loading the program used to set the relevant
by MacsHeadroom 3y ago
This is a pro feature on windows. But you can enable it on home editions with some power shell commands or by side loading the program used to set the relevant settings on pro editions (group policy editor).
- theyeenzbeanz 3y agoI have pro and it conveniently “forgets” my update settings and will still do it whenever if feels like. Microsoft doesn’t understand that no means no.