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Windows 10 Home
for consumers
does not include
NTFS Encryption
Remote Desktop(Client only)
Hyper-V
BitLocker
Group Policy
Physical CPU limit: 1
RAM limit: 128GB
Windows 10 Pro
- the business version of Windows(Corporate)
Includes
NTFS Encryption
Remote Desktop(Client and server)
Hyper-V
BitLocker
Group Policy
Physical CPU limit: 2
RAM limit: 2GB
Windows 10 Pro for Workstations/Enterprise
- an edition of Windows for higher-end desktops and systems
NTFS Encryption
Remote Desktop(Client and server)
Hyper-V
BitLocker
Group Policy
Physical CPU limit: 4
RAM limit: 6GB
- ReFS (Resilient File System) (also available on Windows Server)
Resilient File System (acronym)
ReFS
Maximum Supported RAM for x64 (64-bit) Windows 10 Operating System Versions (list)
- Windows 10 Home: 128 GB
- Windows 10 Pro: 2 TB
- Windows 10 Pro for Workstations: 6 TB
- Windows 10 Enterprise: 6 TB
Windows Active Directory Domain Services
- large database of your network
- includes user accounts, servers, printers, etc.
- distributed architecture
- many servers
- not suitable for home use
- many different uses:
- authentification
- centralized management
Windows Workgroup
Decentralized model
Uses local user accounts
No central server for computer or user management
Simple to setup with no additional server software needed
Windows Domain
Centralized architecture
business network
allows for centralized authentication and device access
supports thousands of devices across many networks
Remote Desktop Protocol (acronym)
RDP
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
allows you to view and control the desktop of a remote device
Remote Desktop Service
- provides access to the RDP client
- available on Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Enterprise
BitLocker
- provides full disk encryption (FDE) technology
- encrypt full drives or an entire OS
- requires authentication to access data
Full Disk Encryption (acronym)
FDE
Encrypting File System (acronym)
EFS
Encrypting File System (EFS)
- protect individual files and folders
- built into NTFS (New Technology File System)
- like BitLocker, requires authentication to access data
New Technology File System (acronym)
NTFS
Group Policy Editor
- centrally manage users and systems
- commonly associated with Active Directory
- though, policies can be part of a local system
Local Group Policy
- manages the local device
- no active directory needed
"gpedit.msc"
Group Policy Management Console "gpmc.msc"
integrated with Active Directory
In-Place Upgrades
- upgrades the existing OS
- keeps all applications, documents, and settings
- start the setup from inside the existing OS
Clean Install
- wipes everything and reloads
- start the setup by booting from installation media
Windows Upgrade Paths
- upgrade between the same edition
- or to a higher edition
In-Place Upgrade Paths to Windows 10 (list)
- Windows 7
- Windows 8.1
- not Windows 8.0(Upgrade to Windows 8.1 first)
32-bit/x86 Windows 10 RAM requirement
1GB of RAM minimum
64-bit/x64 Windows 10 RAM requirement
2GB of RAM minimmum
32-bit/x86 Windows 10 storage requirement
16GB minimum
64-bit/x64 Windows 10 storage requirement
32GB minimum