Which one for a laptop someone uses for work ?
I do not like laptops really. Not as main machines at least.
I do not like laptops really. Not as main machines at least.
Windows 11 Home or Windows 11 Pro ?
- Thread starter ng4ever
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- Feb 26, 2021
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I always go pro, if for no other reason than the group policy editor.
- Oct 3, 2022
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Me too. I use Pro because it has gpedit.msc .
If it is used for work, then maybe they need pro, because only Pro can join a domain server.
If it is used for work, then maybe they need pro, because only Pro can join a domain server.
- Apr 24, 2016
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Pro because of bitlocker and the group policy editor.
- Nov 10, 2017
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- Nov 10, 2017
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Go for the pro as Victor said obv you dont know what to do so the IT in your company that they use your laptop for the file server as backup data shares something like this
- Apr 7, 2016
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I have been thinking it's time to get the pro version. I miss the group policy editor, but also bit locker would be nice to have.
- Nov 10, 2017
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If you are tech guy then you need it! learn something cool...
Home.
Pro has flawed programs besides the fact that one can not uninstall them if not used.
Bitlocker is flawed and creates problems.
The W11 sandbox is flawed and very limited.
Edge App guard is very limited.
Gpc exist in Home and can be activated.
Home version is smaller in size also without these, and simpler and less inclined to problems due to these flawed apps.
Pro has flawed programs besides the fact that one can not uninstall them if not used.
Bitlocker is flawed and creates problems.
The W11 sandbox is flawed and very limited.
Edge App guard is very limited.
Gpc exist in Home and can be activated.
Home version is smaller in size also without these, and simpler and less inclined to problems due to these flawed apps.
- Nov 10, 2017
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FYI, i think he's not tech guy and so is it easy to activate it ? with regedit? or cmd?
- Jul 27, 2015
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Gpc and W. Sandbox exists in W11 Home but is not activated so therefore not seen. But they can be activated and used as in Pro.
That is a fact that can be confirmed via Google.
About Hyper-v, i have it on my Home version, as others, but not with full functionality. But since the Pc has virtualization support i can use to a large extent.
As for the rest, if one needs it then Pro is the choise but, Pro is not neccesary for thoose features that some in the thread has mentioned as to why they use Pro.
