Windows 10: What is the best plan to upgrade 50 windows 10 home edition to Pro edition

We are a startup company and we have 50 PCs with home editions, now we want to upgrade those PCs to use windows 10 pro.. so what is the best plan to upgrade those PCs? does Microsoft provide a plan to upgrade a group of devices? or the cost will be similar to upgrading each PC individually ?

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Windows 10 pro edition

Hello Raed,

For us to better assist you with your concern about upgrading to Windows 10 pro edition and how to roll back to Windows 7, we would like to know some additional information first:

• Did you get any error messages or error codes?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

To help you on upgrading your Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro, we suggest that you check this

article for information and troubleshooting steps.

You can follow the steps provided below to be able to downgrade to Windows 7:

• Open Settings.
• Select Update & security.
• Click Recovery tab.
• Look for the option to "Go back to Windows 7/8", and click on "Get Started" to begin the process.

Hope it helps. Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Windows Vista editions to be easily upgradable

Every "edition" of Windows Vista will have all the features and functionality of the most expensive edition, but they'll just be locked away. Users will be able to get features of a more expensive edition by buying a key from Microsoft - you won't have to have buy a new CD/DVD package.

It isn't clear if all the bits of the complete Windows Vista will be installed on the harddrive or if you'll need the CD/DVD to install upgrades. If the former is true, buying from PC builders like Dell, who generally package basic editions of Windows, will be more attractive as the opportunity to get a more complete Windows will only be a click and credit card away. But having a few gigabtyes of data you're not using on you harddrive isn't too attractive.


Microsoft has not made an official statement, but sources close to the company say this type of distribution system is the plan. Things might change.

A source familiar with this upgrade plan says with the five editions of Windows XP, Microsoft manages five "master images." The company will only have to manage one master image of Vista with the new plan.

Microsoft has announced seven editions of Windows Vista. In order of price and functionality:

• Vista Starter Edition
• Vista Home Basic Edition
• Vista Home Premium Edition
• Vista Professional Edition
• Vista Small Business Edition
• Vista Enterprise Edition
• Vista Ultimate Edition

Source: CRN.com

 

Windows 10 Pro Education Edition ISO?

Yeah, I'm well aware of that. No Product codes were listed for Pro Education last time I looked though. Or I'd be running it for a look see.