Another option is to use the Microsoft Activation Scripts [1] to install Windows 10 LTSC. Good through 2032, it's what all my machines are running - including b

Another option is to use the Microsoft Activation Scripts [1] to install Windows 10 LTSC. Good through 2032, it's what all my machines are running - including both the older models and the desktop that can't support the hardware requirements, and the newer (2019) workstation that would if I had any reason to want Windows 11. Gets rid of all the shovelware, ads, and other gunk that comes with a stock consumer Windows installation by default, and replaces it with a sleek, minimal OS that stays out of the way. At work, I also have a number of industrial machines that have a Windows 10 PC attached, they're all running LTSC as well (sourced a little more legitimately through OnLogic). It's not likely that Microsoft is going to abandon all the kiosks and CNCs and digital signage with whom they have enterprise licensing agreements - at work, we have lawyers and contracts, and they all say we're covered through January 13, 2032. [1]: https://github.com/massgravel/ https://github.com/massgravel/