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How did you draw that conclusion from the information provided?You will have bought a new licence for the Win11 Pro version
Why not just keep Pro but not use BitLocker? It's not a requirement to encrypt drives, Pro does have other advantagesThank you for your answer. Regarding: "It's a shame to pay for a Pro license and not use it though. Pro has a lot of benefits."
I payed for the upgrade to get bitlocker. Not knowing that bitlocker takes 20 hour for locking a drive. Hours more for usb sticks etc. It can be a nice product (bitlocker) but it is a disappointment. Besides that: I am using windows insider preview, with the new pro version I have experienced three times that all my drives are changed into read only (so my pc is useless). Of course when I rolled back it works nice again, till the next update (after a few days). Reported it in the feedback. For the rest.....I do not see so much extra in the pro version, I am using. It was realy for the bitlocker I did. That realy toke me days of my life. Sorry.
Anyway, thanks for al the answers!
There are two reasons I bought a Pro upgrade for one of my Win10 machines, and neither of then are Bitlocker. The same can be said for my Win11 machines. I avoid using Bitlocker on all of them.Regarding: "It's a shame to pay for a Pro license and not use it though. Pro has a lot of benefits."
I payed for the upgrade to get bitlocker. .... It can be a nice product (bitlocker) but it is a disappointment.

That's not a common fault. I'm running the Insider Release Preview of W11 Pro on one of my machines without any issues.Besides that: I am using windows insider preview, with the new pro version I have experienced three times that all my drives are changed into read only (so my pc is useless).
I never use BitLocker eitherUnlike a lot of others here, I have strong feelings against bitlocker. I have turned it off in control panel, services, group policy, and in the registry. Overkill...Yes it is. I just wanted to make sure there was no way in hell it could get turned on. If one needs it, the concept of bitlocking drives can be a good one, but it has caused havoc for some. I wanted to make sure I wasn't one of them.
I'm with you 100% on that....the concept of bitlocking drives can be a good one, but it has caused havoc for some. I wanted to make sure I wasn't one of them.