Change from Windows 10 Home S Mode to full Windows 10 Home

**Warning** Changing from Windows 10 Home in S Mode to straight Windows 10 Home is NOT reversible. If you want/need S Mode (not sure why you would) can cannot go back.
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[@northshorepx]

Hey from Northcross! More people need to know about this. Cheers for sharing.

[@itperformance]

Hey there!! No problem, let people know 8)

[@ghostonewolf7201]

Am so happy you shared this. Plus you made it so simple. I look forward to seeing more of your videos. Take care and be well. ;)

[@butcharmstrong9645]

Thanks for the simple effective explanation handsome British Bear

[@brownin329]

Can someone help me? I already switched out of s mode and I still can't download anything. I need chrome and Adobe for work. I am not getting any errors. What am I missing?

[@captainprototype187]

I have a surface tablet.It has a Pentium processor that is not very powerful. I am afraid if I convert to windows home.It will run even slower. I wanted to install Teamviewer also. Maybe there is a webbased version. Have you experienced any drag from converting to home?

[@itperformance]

The base OS is essentially the same except "S" is restricted to only allow Windows Store Apps. It won't run very well but it will run. Your main problem will probably be HDD space. A lot of those little tablets have really small HDDs so not much storage space. I think there is a web based version of TeamViewer, but not 100% sure.

[@ournewzealandfarm960]

HI do you know if the normal widows is compatible with 2 in 1 laptops that Have flipping screen. And does it support smart pens/ stielis.

[@davediprose384]

Windows 10 works in tablet mode and Windows mode and does support pens and styluses if the laptop itself does.