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Windows 10 Editions
Home, Pro, Pro for Workstations, Enterprise
Which versions of Windows allow for Domain Access?
Home: N
Pro: Y
Pro for Workstations: Y
Enterprise: Y
feature differences
Home: Microsoft OneDrive backup, Windows Defender, Cortana
Pro: additional management features, remote desktop host, BitLocker
Pro For Workstations: enhanced performance and storage options, more physical CPUS, up to 6 TB of RAM, support for ReFS,
Enterprise: Applocker, BranchCache, Granular User Experience,
Which versions of Windows allow for BitLocker?
Home: N
Pro: Y
Pro for Workstations: Y
Enterprise: Y
Which versions of Windows allow for Remote Desktop?
Home: Client only
Pro: Client and Host
Pro for workstations: Client and Host
Enterprise: Client and Host
Which versions of Windows allow for Group Policy Management?
Home: N
Pro: Y
Pro for Workstations: Y
Enterprise: Y
What is the Maximum x86 RAM available for each Windows Version?
Home: 4 GB
Pro: 4 GB
Pro for Workstations: 4 GB
Enterprise: 4 GB
What is the Maximum x64 RAM available for each Windows Version?
Home: 128 GB
Pro: 2 TB
Pro for Workstations: 6 TB
Enterprise: 6 TB
Features of Windows Workgroup
logical groups of network devices
each device is a standalone user, everyone is a peer
Features of Domain Access
business network
centralized authentication and device access
support thousands of devices across many networks
desktop styles - work
standard desktop
common user interface
customization very limited
you can work at any computer
desktop styles - home
complete flexibility
background photos, colors, UI sizing
availability of RDP
Remote Desktop Protocol
Connects to a Remote Desktop Service
clients available for almost any operating system
Remote Desktop Service
Provides access for the RDP client
Available in Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise, not Home
RAM support limitations
Ram more advanced editions allow additional RAM
BitLocker
Full Disk Encryption
Everything on the drive is encrypted
Even the OS
Encrypting File System
Protect individual files and folders
Built on to the NTFS file system
gpedit.msc
centrally manages users and systems
Local Group Policy
manages the local device
in-place upgrade
upgrades the existing OS
Keeps all applications, documents, and settings
start the setup from inside the existing OS
cd
change working directory
use backslash () to specify volume or folder name
rmdir
remove directory
Dir
list files and directories
clean install
wipe everything and reload
backup your files
start the setup by booting from the installation media
md
Make directory
ipconfig
determines TCP/IP and network adapter information
view additional configuration details
DNS, DHCP, etc.