So, if you’re a big business, you may want to consider deploying Windows 11 Enterprise.įinally, let’s talk about the three Windows 11 for Education editions. While the Pro editions offer you some advanced features, Enterprise offers those features and focuses more on security and enterprise deployment and management. Microsoft claims that Windows 11 Enterprise is “the most secure Windows yet,” and I don’t disagree. However, Pro for Workstations offers more advanced performance to power more demanding workloads.įurthermore, there is also a clear difference between the Pro and Enterprise editions of Windows 11. This does not necessarily mean that you cannot use Windows 11 Pro for these purposes. Moving on to Windows 11 Pro for Workstations, Microsoft designed this edition “for people with advanced workloads and data needs.” Specifically, Windows 11 Pro for Workstations targets CAD professionals, graphic designers, media production teams, and animators. In addition to that, Microsoft adds that “Windows 11 Pro has the business and management features your team needs to work more efficiently, seamlessly, and securely almost anywhere.” On the contrary, if you need an entry-level Windows 11 for your business, go for Windows 11 Pro.Īccording to Microsoft, Windows 11 Pro ( Pro for Business) is “Designed for the hybrid workplace.” So, as you can imagine, it does not have the features you need to operate in a business environment. The entry-level edition is Windows 11 Home.Īccording to Microsoft, Windows 11 Home targets “home users,” “students,” and “gamers.” The most important thing to note about the Home edition is that it is NOT designed for “business.” Microsoft offers different editions of its latest Windows to give its different target users options. In the subsequent sections, I will discuss how these editions work, their core differentiating features, benefits, and limitations. Each of them offers different features, benefits, and limitations.
Having covered the basis, Windows 11 has 6 editions – Home, Pro, Pro for Workstations, Enterprise, Education, and Pro Education. While the “Editions” of Windows 11 represent “Models of the same product,” the “Versions” represent “feature releases and updates.” The primary difference between the editions is the features they offer. I’ll answer this question later in the guide but first, let me answer another important question – what is the difference between Windows “editions” and “versions”?
If you’re, one question on your mind is likely whether you can upgrade your current Windows edition to Windows 11. I suspect that most people reading this guide may be considering upgrading to Windows 11.
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