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What is Windows 10 Education

CruxYo
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Whats the difference between this and regular windows 10? Any restrictions? 

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I believe it is the best version

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7 minutes ago, CruxYo said:

Whats the difference between this and regular windows 10? Any restrictions? 

It is pretty much Enterprise with volume licensing and pricing for schools.

 

 

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Just now, HiJackDis said:

It is pretty much Enterprise with volume licensing and pricing for school.

so good? cuz its free lol and I don't want any restriction and shiiiiiiiiiiiiet

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1 minute ago, CruxYo said:

so good? cuz its free lol and I don't want any restriction and shiiiiiiiiiiiiet

You will have all the features Enterprise does so you should be good.

 

 

“Programming is like sex, one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life.”

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hm i didnt actuall know that, im running on education also

 

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Running Windows 10 Education after running Pro for a while, got it as a free download from Microsoft Dreamspark. Haven't noticed a whole lot of differences tbh, but as that table states, lots of additional features.

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2 minutes ago, CGurrell said:

Running Windows 10 Education after running Pro for a while, got it as a free download from Microsoft Dreamspark. Haven't noticed a whole lot of differences tbh, but as that table states, lots of additional features.

i love you

 

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Just now, CruxYo said:

i love you

 

umm... yay?

Current System - Intel Core i7-3770k @ 4.5GHz - 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3-1600 - Corsair H110i GT - 2x EVGA GTX 970 FTW+ in SLI - XFX Pro Series Black Edition 1250W - Samsung 840 EVO 128GB Boot SSD - WD Green 2TB Mass Storage HDD - Fractal Design Define S Windowed Edition with Green LED Lighting provided by 2 Bitfenix Spectre PRO 140mm fans, and 2 Corsair SP140 Green LED fans - Samsung U28D590D 4K Main Monitor with BenQ GW2265 1080p Side Monitor

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2 minutes ago, CGurrell said:

umm... yay?

i like your rig 

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11 minutes ago, HiJackDis said:

You will have all the features Enterprise does so you should be good.

you a good guy

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