[vqcate]

hey i haven’t been in this forum for a good year, anyways i just wanted some help, my school is giving me a laptop because i broke my hand and cant write, is there any way i could maybe take it home, put win10 on an usb and plug it in and reset? can they track it back? if you know more about this let me know thanks

[Gertzerroz]

hey i haven’t been in this forum for a good year, anyways i just wanted some help, my school is giving me a laptop because i broke my hand and cant write, is there any way i could maybe take it home, put win10 on an usb and plug it in and reset? can they track it back? if you know more about this let me know thanks

It depends on if they're using some sort of device management, I know there are several device management systems such as Microsoft Intune that when you reinstall windows it will require a login to the organization and will reinstall all of the orgs software. You can try and if that is the case you can just install Linux and that should take care of the problem. Eventually over the course of a couple years it will "fall off" or be removed from their management at which point you could try and install windows. Another trick you could try is to get a copy of Windows 7 and then do a Windows 7 to 10 upgrade and see if it will bypass the device management.

[vqcate]

hey i haven’t been in this forum for a good year, anyways i just wanted some help, my school is giving me a laptop because i broke my hand and cant write, is there any way i could maybe take it home, put win10 on an usb and plug it in and reset? can they track it back? if you know more about this let me know thanks

It depends on if they're using some sort of device management, I know there are several device management systems such as Microsoft Intune that when you reinstall windows it will require a login to the organization and will reinstall all of the orgs software. You can try and if that is the case you can just install Linux and that should take care of the problem. Eventually over the course of a couple years it will "fall off" or be removed from their management at which point you could try and install windows. Another trick you could try is to get a copy of Windows 7 and then do a Windows 7 to 10 upgrade and see if it will bypass the device management.

if i install linux will it just disappear from their inventory, and how exactly long will that take?

[Gertzerroz]

hey i haven’t been in this forum for a good year, anyways i just wanted some help, my school is giving me a laptop because i broke my hand and cant write, is there any way i could maybe take it home, put win10 on an usb and plug it in and reset? can they track it back? if you know more about this let me know thanks

It depends on if they're using some sort of device management, I know there are several device management systems such as Microsoft Intune that when you reinstall windows it will require a login to the organization and will reinstall all of the orgs software. You can try and if that is the case you can just install Linux and that should take care of the problem. Eventually over the course of a couple years it will "fall off" or be removed from their management at which point you could try and install windows. Another trick you could try is to get a copy of Windows 7 and then do a Windows 7 to 10 upgrade and see if it will bypass the device management.

if i install linux will it just disappear from their inventory, and how exactly long will that take?

If you install Linux they won't be able to track it and you can use it (obviously you will have to use Linux which is a nice learning experience). It won't disappear from their inventory though, how long exactly it takes for it to fall off depends on their policy. Some may take a year some may take 4 years.

[mcpvperz]

It would almost be easier to just remove the storage and insert new so you don't even have a risk of anything being controlled at all.

[Broskie333]

Bruh imagine frauding your own school💀