Windows 10 22H2 Editions: Pro vs Home

PhsMu

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Just like it says on the Tin. I've loaded both Windows 10 22H2 versions, and compared both lists of components. This is what I found only on Pro:

Code:
        <RemoveComponents AppRemovalMode="DISM">
                <c>appv 'Application Virtualization (App-V)'</c>
                <c>assignedaccess 'Assigned Access'</c>
                <c>branchcacheclient 'BranchCache Client'</c>
                <c>cloudid 'Microsoft Cloud Identity Service'</c>
                <c>driver_rdlsbuscbs.inf</c>
                <c>driver_rdvgwddmdx11.inf</c>
                <c>driver_tsusbhub.inf</c>
                <c>fciclient 'File Server Resource Manager'</c>
                <c>Microsoft.Windows.AssignedAccessLockApp 'AssignedAccessLockApp'</c>
                <c>Microsoft.Windows.SecureAssessmentBrowser 'SecureAssessmentBrowser'</c>
                <c>rdpserverlic 'Remote Desktop Licensing'</c>
        </RemoveComponents>

And I thought it would be useful info for someone.

I might also update this with an windows 11 22H2 soon...ish.

Credits to Garlin for the English translation.
 
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I've always purposely chosen Home edition instead of Pro over the years, because of this.

I didn't want the extra bloat added by Pro editions. Sometimes the differences can be odd too, like between Home and Pro on XP, the Pro version never got official SP3 support. It makes you wonder what else gets changed, like default registry keys between the editions.

Might be helpful to more people to translate the components in your post though :)
 
You sure about that? Dont matter now anyways.
Well now you made me second guess myself! lol

Googled to be sure, and Wikipedia and other articles confirm:
"Service Pack 3 was not available for Windows XP x64 Edition, which was based on the Windows Server 2003 kernel and, as a result, used its service packs rather than the ones for the other editions."

There was unofficial packs and SP4 available on RyanVm.net, but yeah no "official" SP3 on Pro.

Edit: Clanger pointed out my mistake, PRO wasn't the issue, instead it was the 64 bit version of XP never got the SP3.
 
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Only on 64bit. In an investigation details matter. XP x64 was a good os crippled by the lack of hardware support.
Ah yeah, sorry my mistake. In my mind I kept thinking PRO but you're right it was the 64-bit version of XP that had the no SP3 issue, not Home vs Pro. Well, old age will do that I guess :p
 
Might be helpful to more people to translate the components in your post though :)
Sorry, IRL issues keep me from this forum for so long I didn't see this. Will fix it on the original post. Its not possible to use English names since I don't have the 1022 English ISO, I'll put up the .xml file here in case someone wants to do this, then just ping me and I'll edit the first post:
 

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Might be helpful to more people to translate the components in your post though :)
NTLite only checks the component name. When you copy a different language into a preset, NTLite translates it back to your locale.

Code:
        <RemoveComponents AppRemovalMode="DISM">
                <c>appv 'Application Virtualization (App-V)'</c>
                <c>assignedaccess 'Assigned Access'</c>
                <c>branchcacheclient 'BranchCache Client'</c>
                <c>cloudid 'Microsoft Cloud Identity Service'</c>
                <c>driver_rdlsbuscbs.inf</c>
                <c>driver_rdvgwddmdx11.inf</c>
                <c>driver_tsusbhub.inf</c>
                <c>fciclient 'File Server Resource Manager'</c>
                <c>Microsoft.Windows.AssignedAccessLockApp 'AssignedAccessLockApp'</c>
                <c>Microsoft.Windows.SecureAssessmentBrowser 'SecureAssessmentBrowser'</c>
                <c>rdpserverlic 'Remote Desktop Licensing'</c>
        </RemoveComponents>
 
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