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Why is the converter function blacked out? Do I need Windows 10 Pro?

Its not blacked out, it is a menu

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As @JefferyD90 stated, it's a menu.

 

Look at it's submenu, They're all converters.

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It's not blacked out. Everything below that is a converter.

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OOOOOOOOOOOH I GET IT!

 

I feel like a complete idiot now...

I probably would've made the same mistake too, to be honest.

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