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:
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.
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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