[?] Make Windows 10 like Server 2016

Discussion in 'Windows 10' started by LiteOS, Sep 21, 2015.

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  1. endbase

    endbase MDL Guru

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    #21 endbase, Sep 22, 2015
    I run an server for years now and I like the gui minimal don't want to get resources used by the gui in the way of the functionality of the server :tea:
     
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    #22 endbase, Sep 22, 2015
    BTW I'm on server 2012 R2 have tested the server 2016 on the same system but like the server to be stable and not experimental as in beta ;)
     
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  3. LiteOS

    LiteOS Windowizer

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    #23 LiteOS, Sep 22, 2015
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    thank for the consideration and involving in this problem
    but its not for me
    i got nice pc

    there few reasons i would like to achieve it:

    for old netbook that support win10 but low End hardware
    for privacy reason, it might make it less telemetry-able
    metroless
    server is not that client friendly
     
  4. endbase

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    #24 endbase, Sep 22, 2015
    Why don't you go for LTSB Enterprise then on your system it uses less recourses the Pro for example :tea:
     
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  5. PGHammer

    PGHammer MDL Senior Member

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    #25 PGHammer, Sep 28, 2015
    Quite frankly, if you are THAT paranoid, I'd use 2012R2 as a workstation (not 2016) as it uses fewer resources than 10 (or 8.1 for that matter), and still supports Hyper-V (with fewer requirements than 8.1 or 10). The disadvantage is that you can't run DirectX *anything* on Windows Server (no support in the OS).
     
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