WINDOWS 2010 FOR DUMMIES INSTALL
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Most Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs come with standard Windows 10 Home or Windows 11 Home operating systems that let you run software from everywhere. Windows 10’s S Mode is optional, and so is Windows 11’s. But S Mode limits you to the Windows apps available in the Microsoft Store.

WINDOWS 2010 FOR DUMMIES INSTALL

It’s a bit like Apple’s iOS operating system on an iPhone or iPad, which only allows you to install apps from the App Store. You can run Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Office, and anything else available in the Store, including apps like Apple iTunes and Spotify. That’s why Microsoft initially pitched S Mode for schools. If all the applications you want to run are available in the Microsoft Store, S Mode is a more secure experience. You don’t have direct access to the Windows Registry via the Registry Editor, either. Various other developer tools are also off limits. Windows 10 in S Mode can’t use command-line shells like PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Bash, either.

(The official documentation may be outdated.) However, it’s worth noting that Microsoft’s official documentation still says you cannot change your default search engine without leaving S Mode.

Update, 7/13/22: We’ve heard that the modern Chromium-based version of Microsoft Edge does let you change your default search engine while running in S Mode. You can still use other search engines in Edge, for example by navigating to. You can’t change Edge’s default search engine to Google or anything else without leaving S Mode first. While in S Mode, the Microsoft Edge web browser uses Bing as its default search engine. All notes are also saved to your guide’s searchable and personalized notebook.S Mode also pushes the Bing search engine.

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