Windows 10: We get from school HP laptop with Windows 11 education.

From some rezone few months ago i note that we have pop up that need to activate the windows. why it is and what should we do?

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HP announces Education Edition laptops running Windows 10 Pro

Source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/micr...gned-learning/

 

Windows 11 education and school laptops

My school uses windows 11 education and standard lenovo thinkpad (11e yoga gen 6) they have proxy software and spyware in them meaning we are foricbly watched every second and cannot go to a lot of websites i tried booting from a USB into mint linux but the school locked the LENOVO bios with a supervisor password. All non school or microsoft applications or EXE files are fully blocked meaning that its impossible to get anything to work (I.E Pro uninstaller,all games or other entertainment apps,Steam,ETC.) i wish there was a way to forcibly take off the restraints although cmd prompt is blocked and they have blocked literally every loophole or exploit possible the only way to get the spyware and district settings off would be either wiping the system or upgrading to windows 11 pro (maybe) the other option would be to brute force the IT technicians password or try to get it from him.

 

HP Unveils New Chromebook Designed for Education

What irks me is

"HP's legendary quality to students and teachers in a durable device"

I don't care much for the certification, since Dell's Education Latitudes probably have the same. Thing is, when I was in school, HP = crappy laptops that looked OK and performed OK but always started losing corners (literally, falling/chipped off) while Dells would survive all kinds of bumps and bruises. And that's not just the students at my school. Dells have a reputation for being the laptop that keeps working when you don't have money to get a MBP/MBA. HP doesn't have that image.

Dell has had their Latitude 13 on the market for quite some time now, and it runs Windows instead of Chrome. No respectable school would buy these HP for their students; half of science lab software still used today are legacy Windows (you know, the kind that provides an interface between modular components such as pH sensors and the computer). Stuff like Canvas and Blackboard can be accessed online, but the ones that are course-specific are often not.