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In general windows pro version is geared towards business PCs and windows home version is geared towards the average user's pc. So unless you want to run a small business out of your house IMHO I would just use windows home.
- Windows 10 Home vs Pro edition : r/Windows10 - Reddit
Windows 10 Home vs Pro edition. Feature. I always install...
- What's the difference between Windows 10 Home and Pro?
I have Windows 10 Pro on my desktop computer at home, but...
- Windows 10 Home vs Pro edition : r/Windows10 - Reddit
But there is no difference between Home and Pro at the core level where performance would even matter. They are exactly the same at every level, except licensing. Pro gets access to additional management software like Group Policy.
Here is the documentation on the differences: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compare-windows-10-home-vs-pro. Personally I find Home perfectly adequate for home use scenarios. If you're getting a laptop and concerned about your data security if it gets stolen, Pro comes with Bitlocker, which is whole-disk encryption scheme.
pro supports hyper-v (virtual machines) but you can use vmware etc on Home but hyper-v is far superior. Pro supports RDP remote servers not just clients. You can use Teamviewer or similar
Windows 10 Home vs Pro edition. Feature. I always install Pro edition everywhere. Few days ago I decided to install windows 10 home on my home pc. First thing I observed is that even if you sign in with Microsoft account, you do not need to have password on your account.
2 Δεκ 2022 · There is no method or setting to show a clock on the Desktop in Windows10, it is just on the Taskbar. if you want to show a clock on the Desktop, there are many free apps on the Microsoft Store that can put a clock on the Desktop.
I have Windows 10 Pro on my desktop computer at home, but only Windows 10 Home on my laptop. My friend says that I should upgrade to Windows 10 Pro on my laptop for better security. I only really use my laptop for work such as online meetings, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint presentations.
