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Windows 10 is dead? Not quite yet, according to Steam's survey
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Granted it's more effort but I recommend switching to LTSC at this point instead.
I think there's a way of converting (first change to Enterprise, then LTSC) existing installs. I've only gone as far as Enterprise with MassGrave
I couldn't say. I was having some recurring issues on my Pro installation so I was already set on doing a fresh install at the time so I downloaded the necessary ISO from MassGrave, backed up my stuff to an external and pulled the pin. There were some teething issues such as a couple of things I use needing the MS Store and I'm probably one of the few people who actually like Gamebar so figuring out how to install them to a version of Windows that wasn't intended to have them was an interesting situation but I got there in the end.