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Pro


Future fit and preparing your students for work


We recommend Windows devices


If Windows 10 S is not the right fit for your educational organisation, you’ll be glad to know that schools are able to switch to Windows 10 Pro Education for free!1


So why would you go Pro? Data protecton Hyper-V


There are often times when you may need to run multiple operating systems on your device. Unlike in Windows Home or 10 S, you are able to do this in 10 Pro with Hyper-V. This feature lets you run an operating system as a virtual machine on your desktop. This tool is very useful if you want to experiment with a different operating system or if you are running software that requires an older version of Windows.


A key difference with Windows 10 Pro is that you’re no longer limited to only downloading apps from the official Windows Store, giving you more freedom in what you download. However like 10 S, Windows 10 Pro still comes with the data protection feature BitLocker. So you can rest assured that your data files are secure and can be password protected.


Remote desktop connecton


IT have the ability to remotely access your PC with Windows 10 Pro, so you won’t be left without technical support when you need it. However it can also be used as an academic tool, to encourage collaborative learning between students who can show each other tips or tricks with certain processes.


Explore our full range of Windows 10 devices bt.com/techknow/edu/Windows10devices


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1. For more info on how to switch to 10 Pro: https://docs.microsoft. com/en-us/education/windows/ switch-to-pro-education


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