Something interesting I noticed. I use Acronis True Image to create an image of my boot drive for backup purposes. I have Windows 7 (Pro x64) and Windows 10 installed on separate SSDs and then I can switch back and forth between Win7 and Win10 by swapping drives. Both hard drives have identical software installed, the only difference is the operating system. All my other files (music, movies, etc) are on a differnt drive. I noticed that the Acronis backup image for Windows 10 (Pro x64 build 16299) was about 3 GB bigger than the image for Win 7 -- and that's after uninstalling Candy Crush and all the other unnecessary junk that I don't want from Win 10. I switched to Win10 Pro Workstation a few months ago and did a clean install of build 17134 as soon as it was available last month. I just noticed that the Acronis backup image for 17134 Pro Workstation is about 3 GB smaller than 16299 Pro -- about the same size as the image for Win7 Not a scientific test, but interesting.
Tried it from powershell and same result. There is no run.cmd ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to run the executable Download the ConvertTo-PfW.exe. Unblock the download. Drag and drop an ISO or WIM file onto the ConvertTo-PfW.exe Let it run until completion. What does "unblock the download" mean?
You said to enable it but that didn't work. I disabled it and now it is working. Thanks for the advice.
Excuse this stupid question, but which version of Windows 10 is the "better" one (for a normal PC)? Pro for Workstations or Enterprise?
Nope. Other than the wikipedia obvious ones, there are quite some differences where it counts (consumer licensing and permanent activation, group policies, subscribed content).