W11 LTSC specific updates - avoid mainstream updates and their lot of problems


Well not everyone knows that, clearly. Like the site from which you tried to buy it, and you.
 

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I did. I told you. Never mind.
 

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About the website, they probably know, and this would explain their silence.
 

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In that case there would be no other way. Currently checking this with another more reputable seller to complete the search.
 

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This website https://11iot.sk/windows-11-iot/- for example - shows the part numbers for LTSC 11 iot 2024 in different flavors ePKEA PKEA, upgrade or not, Entry,value, high level (depending on the CPU). These licenses are OEMs (not OEM-slp). with the part numbers sellers can be found on the web. In Europe, buying/using/managing an OEM license is permitted, despite the limitations set by Microsoft in their EULA. Personally I could buy a value PKEA OEM license (I have an i5 cpu) for about $80. If I find out more, I'll share extra info. thank you for your previous remarks.
 

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zungu said:
I wanted, at least, to achieve the same degree of debloating as natural LTSC. Debloat is everywhere on the web, but often it breaks down windows, or make it unstable. Noone really knows for sure which things should be removed or kept in apps and services for the result to be reliable. If at least I would know in details how to "copy" to the closest on a pro edition the structure of LTSC, it would be great... Any ideas welcomed about this. Thank you.
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Yea, don't bother de-bloating Windows beyond maybe disabling indexing and taming Windows Defender a bit with some GPO edits. De-bloating doesn't make much sense with so much software these days installing its own crap which is far more resource consuming. Just try installing anything from Adobe:eyeroll:. Gaming is another area where you'll have a bunch of extra processes running in the background which are likely to consume more resources than Windows does.

Just grab Win11 Pro or vanilla Enterprise (if you can) and a free copy of Macrium Reflect. That way, if a rogue update makes a mess, it's a quick roll-back...dun worry 'bout it.
 

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thank you. Yes, this is probably the way to go... I keep an eye on LTSC for the future, and ask official resellers their opinions...
 

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Doing a quick Google search, I find lots of similar sites to WHOLSALEKEYS, I suspect they all are in the same general category.
 

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absolutely. So the "Microsoft Partnership" is no garantee at all. Worse, could it be used to trap potential customers? Food for thought.
 

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