Is there reason buy WIndows 10 pro than Windows 10? with price difference i think is possible get more ram for example.
I believe this has been added into home and cut-down from Pro now. From memory, recent updates added the ability for home users to defer updates for a week at a time, and the ability to completely turn off updates was removed from Pro. I'm more of a casual user of 10 than a tinkerer, though.I thought the main reason to go pro was, you can choose, when to allow / postpone Windows updates. You don't get that option with non pro.
I thought the main reason to go pro was, you can choose, when to allow / postpone Windows updates. You don't get that option with non pro.
If they are all offline, Windows shouldn't even notice that there are any updates, right?I don't know if there's any way to turn off updates in non-pro, so I have Pro on all my machines. They are not connected to the Internet.
If they are all offline, Windows shouldn't even notice that there are any updates, right?
You won't be able to use Remote Desktop to connect to a non-pro system
Yes that's my understanding too - although I think that with Home you'd have to keep going in and pushing some sort of "Defer" button to keep fending off the update.Offline computers do not have to worry about unwanted Windows Updates, simple like that. For those online, v1903, has vastly improved the ability to defer updates, even for Home users (up to 35 days I think).