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RE: Windows Education #11
(12-26-2019, 03:13 AM)mothered Wrote:
(12-25-2019, 09:11 PM)Strait McCool Wrote:
(12-23-2019, 04:59 AM)mothered Wrote: You're very welcome. I'm glad you've found It useful.

I've personally written every tutorial, around 280 thus far since the blog was created In April of this year. If you see a given guide on another site, check the date- It'll definitely be after mine, hence plagiarized.
I forgot to ask.  In terms of space, with all those features, will my pc slow down?  Currently, it's still pretty fast so that is a concern for me even though I mostly just browse the internet.

The features are native to the said editions of Windows 10, so you will not experience any performance drop.

The only feature that requires a significant amount of Ram, Is "Hyper-V", namely when running simultaneous VMs. It does In fact chew quite a bit of memory. If you're planning to setup Hyper-V, I have documented In depth tutorials on my blog.
I made the upgrade, it was really quick and nothing has changed as you noted. I still have yet to look into those features. Hopefully tomorrow
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RE: Windows Education #12
(01-05-2020, 03:46 PM)Strait McCool Wrote:
(12-26-2019, 03:13 AM)mothered Wrote:
(12-25-2019, 09:11 PM)Strait McCool Wrote: I forgot to ask.  In terms of space, with all those features, will my pc slow down?  Currently, it's still pretty fast so that is a concern for me even though I mostly just browse the internet.

The features are native to the said editions of Windows 10, so you will not experience any performance drop.

The only feature that requires a significant amount of Ram, Is "Hyper-V", namely when running simultaneous VMs. It does In fact chew quite a bit of memory. If you're planning to setup Hyper-V, I have documented In depth tutorials on my blog.
I made the upgrade, it was really quick and nothing has changed as you noted.  I still have yet to look into those features.  Hopefully tomorrow

Good to read.

If you need assistance with the said features, don't hesitate to shoot me a PM. The Group Policy Editor Is a "very powerful" utility, that allows you to perform an array of tasks and configurations. I have a dedicated category on my blog with In depth tutorials, so just to get a feel of how the Group Policy functions, feel free to have a browse.
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