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[Versydon]

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[MrSuperb]

3 minutes ago, Versydon said:

Just changed from Windows 10 Enterprise to Pro reason being, Enterprise seemed all nice and legit so i installed it, NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE I am sure they just gave up on it mid BETA and just released it, gaming does NOT work on it at all.

don't pirate .... Windows 10 Enterprise is Windows 10 Pro with additional features ...

[Versydon]

1 minute ago, MrSuperb said:

don't pirate .... Windows 10 Enterprise is Windows 10 Pro with additional features ...

1 I didn't pirate it, it was pre-installed on my HDD after having bought it from a friend

2 Don't assume, it makes an ass out of you and me

What was my solution to this then you might be asking well I popped down to my local IT shop and picked up a copy of Windows 7 and got back to Windows 10 pro from the offer in the taskbar.

[porina]

Enterprise editions are quite different in licencing compared to OEM or retail. In short, I don't think it is valid for anyone to sell or transfer you Enterprise licence installs as an end user. It is usually applied to organisations needing a quantity of licences.

[iUSEMAC]

But why do you need enterprise edition if you just wanna play games?

[GoodBytes]

22 minutes ago, Versydon said:

Just changed from Windows 10 Enterprise to Pro reason being, Enterprise seemed all nice and legit so i installed it, NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE I am sure they just gave up on it mid BETA and just released it, gaming does NOT work on it at all.

Beside the fact that you have illegitimate license of Windows, even if it from your friend (not transferable), Enterprise requires to join of a domain server, and group policies are defined. These group policies can affect how software runs, including blocking.

 

[Versydon]

10 minutes ago, iUSEMAC said:

But why do you need enterprise edition if you just wanna play games?

My friend gave me the HDD because my one died and it already had Enterprise on it i didnt choose

[Versydon]

 

9 minutes ago, GoodBytes said:

Beside the fact that you have illegitimate license of Windows, even if it from your friend (not transferable), Enterprise requires to join of a domain server, and group policies are defined. These group policies can affect how software runs, including blocking.

 

Woah there, I didnt pirate anything i just got given the hard drive, ploncked it in my pc and installed all my drivers and software i wanted.

[Versydon]

If he pirated and put it on that is another thing, but that has absolutely nothing to do with me.

 

[Gung Pow Chicken]

Your definitely wrong.. I run Enterprise on the machines at my work and we haven't had a single issue with them..

 

[Gung Pow Chicken]

42 minutes ago, Versydon said:

1 I didn't pirate it, it was pre-installed on my HDD after having bought it from a friend

2 Don't assume, it makes an ass out of you and me

What was my solution to this then you might be asking well I popped down to my local IT shop and picked up a copy of Windows 7 and got back to Windows 10 pro from the offer in the taskbar.

Your assuming stuff to so why even say anything.. You posted something about a so called bad os and didn't even list the issues... We have more than 400vm's running Enterprise and we haven't seen any major issues or even issues that weren't fixed with updates from Microsoft...

 

Also how would you know if the os wasn't pirated if you bought it from a friend, why in gods name would he buy Enterprise in the first place??

[Versydon]

2 minutes ago, Icuw1pc said:

Your assuming stuff to so why even say anything.. You posted something about a so called bad os and didn't even list the issues... We have more than 400vm's running Enterprise and we haven't seen any major issues or even issues that weren't fixed with updates from Microsoft...

 

Also how would you know if the os wasn't pirated if you bought it from a friend, why in gods name would he buy Enterprise in the first place??

I don't know where he got it. also i am taking this post down, as i am clearly wrong

 

[Gung Pow Chicken]

41 minutes ago, porina said:

Enterprise editions are quite different in licencing compared to OEM or retail. In short, I don't think it is valid for anyone to sell or transfer you Enterprise licence installs as an end user. It is usually applied to organisations needing a quantity of licences.

In my experience mainly volume licensing.