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* Windows 10 Home | * Windows 10 Home | ||
* Windows 10 Home N | * Windows 10 Home N | ||
| − | * | + | * Windows 10 in S mode.<ref>https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-10-editions-explained-in-plain-english/</ref>. Windows 10 Pro, with a locked-down configuration that makes it easier to manage and less susceptible to security and performance issues. Windows 10 in S mode only allows the installation of software (both Universal Windows Platform and Windows API apps) from [[Microsoft Store]]. |
* Windows 10 Pro: [[Active Directory]], [[Remote Desktop]], [[BitLocker]] ([[volume encryption]]), [[Hyper-V]] and [[Windows Defender Device Guard]] | * Windows 10 Pro: [[Active Directory]], [[Remote Desktop]], [[BitLocker]] ([[volume encryption]]), [[Hyper-V]] and [[Windows Defender Device Guard]] | ||
* [[Windows 10 Enterprise]]: [[Unified Write Filter (UWF)]], [[Hyper-V]] | * [[Windows 10 Enterprise]]: [[Unified Write Filter (UWF)]], [[Hyper-V]] | ||
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