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So far everything is working great! I have full control over updates, I think. It does let me select updates, pause updates etc. Also it recommends driver updates which I think a really good feature. I think the biggest difference between Enterprise edition and those lower versions are the amount of control you get. I think this is bit of greed from Microsoft side.



Like saying for Windows 10 users, hey you pay cheap for this so we take all your user experience data. And Windows 10 pro users have some control over what to stop but not 100%. They sell Enterprise edition as per volumes so only big companies would go for it. By giving full control it lets IT Departments of companies to take care of everything and setup the environments as they want. I think finding Enterprise edition is more beneficial for people like us who want to OS to work as we want.

Well, yeah old hardware always have problems with latest software but what we can do it try to close the gap. This is why it's a good idea to update BIOS to the latest version. Also it's wise to search Google for problems people had when they installed Windows 10 on your board. I went through various search results and learned hellwa lot about my old board and processor. Another thing is when it's an old PC it's better install a fresh version and upgrade on top of the old OS. I tried Windows 7 of XP and that did slow down the PC.

Also try to download the latest version for installation rather than trying an early version. I used the one called 20H1 which worked great. There is a new one called 20H2 which can't be burnt into a DVD. Sometimes we can't install from a USB properly if the board is too old and haven't got proper features for that. This is one reason why did prepared a DVD along with USB.