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A questão
O superUser reader iranano quer saber por que o Windows 10 Home Edition tem a funcionalidade Remote Desktop:
I have a laptop with Windows 10 Home Edition preinstalled on it and successfully activated, but I see that it has Remote Desktop and BitLocker functionality.
I have heard it said that the Home Edition of Windows 10 is not supposed to have the Remote Desktop or BitLocker features though. Is there something different about OEM versions like the one installed on my laptop?
Por que o Windows 10 Home Edition possui Área de Trabalho Remota?
A resposta
Os colaboradores do SuperUser Ben N e Ramhound têm a resposta para nós. Primeiro, Ben N:
You have the Remote Desktop client on your system, something that comes with all editions of Windows as I recall. Therefore, you can remotely log into other computers that support it.
Your laptop, however, does not have the server part of Remote Desktop, so you cannot connect to your laptop remotely from anywhere else. The server part only comes with the Pro and Enterprise Editions of Windows (and Windows Server).
Seguido pela resposta do Ramhound (em relação ao BitLocker):
It is worth pointing out that Windows 10 Home Edition can actually mount volumes encrypted by BitLocker.
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