Which version of W10 do fellow IT Managers use?

[manamaga2512]

Of those of you who do use W10, which version do you personally have installed on your PC at work? There are many versions to choose from, from our download page on the volume license account:

Windows 10 Professional, Education, Enterprise, Enterprise with Features on Demand, Professional with Features on Demand?

[hardtailstar]

Windows 10 Enterprise on my work pc.

[HBPS]

Windows 10 Professional

[DJ-1701]

Windows 10 Education... as it says Education.

[AJWhite1970]

Two on my desk I use at the moment, 10 Enterprise 64bit and 10 Professional 32bit

[clockend25]

Education here guv.

[kennysarmy]

Enterprise 2015 LTSB on the PC I've got on my second desk = but we'll probably roll out Education to the masses starting from September 2017.

[Blue_Cookeh]

Windows 10 Education 64bit with the latest insider build, and then we have Windows 10 Education 64bit CB on our school machines. To take it a bit further... we've got a couple of Server 2012R2 installs left, most of ours are on Server 2016 now.

 

LTSB is a big no-no in my book

[localzuk]

At the moment Enterprise LTSB. But due to a couple of bits of software not being supported on it, I think I may be changing over to Education (begrudgingly).

[Linfit]

Enterprise LTSB on my desktop PC since Jan and not had any issues.

[Rob414]

Enterprise x64

[timbo343]

LTSB2016 (1607)

[Simcfc73]

Just updated to Pro Creator edition and Windows 10 is actually working how I want it to... even Edge is playing nicely and I can stop using IE.

 

I was on Edu... but rolled out LTSB 2016 across the network so I am waiting with baited breathe for LTSB 2017

[Arthur]

I am waiting with baited breathe for LTSB 2017

Only another 621 to 985 days to go!

[Simcfc73]

Only another 621 to 985 days to go!

 

Wooohoooo

[gshaw]

Education 1607 on desktop, 1703 on laptop

[ItsOggy]

LTSB 2016 on all the students PC's, I customised the default profile (like back in the XP days) to kill OneDrive and tweak some settings I couldn't hit with the GPO.

 

Looking at Education but think it will be even more work, may take a shot at the staff PC's with it first!

[mavhc]

Windows 10 Pro, because it's free, hate paying every year for things.

 

Instead they can pay me to have fun writing scripts to disable all the ads.

[mikeyd101]

planning to rollout enterprise x64 1607 this summer