Overview of client Configuration for Windows 10 enterprise deployment Combat

July 29, 2015 Night honored to participate in Windows 10 global release Beijing Bird's Nest Water cube scene, Microsoft Global Executive vice President confered in person on the scene. The attached site map is as follows:

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Back to the point, today for everyone is the Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise Deployment Landing Combat Client configuration requirements, in fact, Windows 10 preview comes out of the Windows 10 configuration requirements in the Microsoft Official website has already, this article for everyone to tidy up, the relevant configuration is for everyone to refer to:

processor : 1GHz or faster processor or SOC

Memory : 1GB (32-bit) or 2GB (64-bit)

Hard disk space : 16GB (32-bit operating system) or 20GB (64-bit operating system)

Graphics : DirectX 9 or later (with WDDM 1.0 drivers)

Display : 800x600 resolution

First see this configuration, I found that the home has been a long-cherished old machine can finally come in handy, indeed in the course of testing can be found that Windows 10 on the classic machine support is good drop.

The above configuration just guarantees that Windows 10 will work, and if you want to use the awesome features on Windows 10, it's recommended to go with a higher configuration experience.

Enterprises in the office computer when upgrading it is important to ensure that older machines meet the minimum requirements of the Windows 10 installation configuration, and it is recommended that you do a good job of data backup before upgrading or deploying Windows 10 completely.

Attached Microsoft important tips for upgrading:

• Windows 10 Home Edition users will automatically get updates when updates are available in Windows Update. Windows 10 Professional and Windows 10 Enterprise Edition users can defer updates. Windows 10 Pro users have a limited amount of time to defer updates.

• Devices that have less storage space, such as devices with a full-GB hard drive or older devices with a hard drive, may require additional storage space to complete the upgrade. During the upgrade, you will see instructions to guide you on how to do this. You may need to insert a USB flash drive to complete the upgrade.

• Some devices with less free space or less hard disk space, such as a computer with a storage space of up to GB, may be running out of space after an upgrade. You can easily delete files such as temporary files or previous versions of Windows in the storage system settings to free up disk space. Previous versions of Windows files allow you to choose to remove Windows 10 and restore previous versions of Windows. These files will be automatically deleted after you upgrade for one months. To free up space, you can also delete these files immediately.

• You need an Internet connection to perform the upgrade. Windows 10 is a large file (about 3 GB in size) and may incur Internet access (ISP) charges.

• To find device compatibility and other important installation information, go to the device manufacturer's website. Manufacturer contact information can be found on the contact information page.

• Whether the device meets the minimum system specifications for Windows 10, its ability to upgrade is also affected by factors other than system specifications, which involve driver and firmware support, application compatibility, and feature support.

• Support may vary by device.

• If your normal PC or tablet is running Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8.1 updates, you can check to see if it meets the requirements by using check My computer in the Get Windows 10 app. To open the Get Windows 10 app, click the small Windows icon at the far right of the taskbar.

• Many applications, files, and settings are migrated as part of the upgrade, but some applications or settings may not migrate. For antimalware applications, during the upgrade, Windows will check whether your antimalware subscription is up to date (not expired) and compatible.

• If the Antimalware application is compatible and up to date, the application will be retained during the upgrade to Windows 10.

• If the antimalware application is incompatible, Windows uninstalls the application and retains the relevant settings. After the upgrade is complete, if Microsoft has learned that your antimalware provider has provided a compatible version of your active subscription, Windows will notify you to install the latest available version using the settings that were prepared before the upgrade.

• If your antimalware subscription is not up-to-date (expired), Windows uninstalls your application and enables Windows Defender.

• Some applications from your OEM may be removed before the upgrade.

• For some third-party applications, the get Windows 10 app scans to confirm application compatibility. If there are known issues preventing the upgrade, you will be presented with a list of applications that have known issues. You can choose to accept that these applications will be removed from the system before the upgrade. Be sure to copy the list before you accept the delete application.

• During an upgrade, a Microsoft family Safety child user who has a local account (the account and computer bindings) does not migrate its security settings to Windows 10. This means that after completing an upgrade to Windows 10, parents will need to establish security settings and Microsoft accounts for child users.

WINDOWS10 feature Deprecated:

• If you are using Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Pro, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 8 Pro (with Media Center), or Windows 8.1 Pro (with Media Center), install the Win Dows 10 o'clock, Windows Media Center will be deleted. For systems that upgrade from these earlier versions of Windows to Windows 10 ("Eligible systems"), the DVD playback app ("Windows DVD player") will be installed within the time limit ("validity period"). Note: Windows Dvdplayer may not be installed immediately; The app will be installed after the first successful Windows Update is performed. Windows DVD Player can be purchased from the Window store for a system that is eligible, but has expired, (ii) is not a qualified system, or (iii) is a qualified system, but the installation of Windows 10 o'clock is followed by a new installation method ( In this scenario, Windows update cannot detect that it was previously a qualified system).

• When Windows 10 is released, the Windows 10 Home Edition will not provide MDM functionality.

• Windows 7 desktop gadgets will be removed during Windows 10 installation.

• The "Solitaire", "Minesweeper", and "Hearts" games preinstalled on Windows 7 will be removed during the installation of the Windows 10 upgrade. Microsoft has released our "Solitaire" and "Minesweeper" versions, called "Microsoft Solitaire Collection" and "Microsoftminesweeper".

• If you have a floppy disk drive, you will need to download the latest driver from either the Windows update or the manufacturer's website.

• If Windows Live Essentials is already installed on your system, the OneDrive app will be deleted and replaced by the built-in version of OneDrive.

• OneDrive does not support placeholder files in Windows 10. Windows 8.1 Displays placeholders for files that are available in OneDrive (instead of files on the local device). In Windows 10, users can choose which folders to sync with their OneDrive settings.

• You can only snap to 2 apps under tablet mode.

Versions of each operating system after upgrading Windows 10 in a low version:

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A brief introduction to this article focuses on the basic hardware requirements for enterprise deployment of Windows 10 in bulk.

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Overview of client Configuration for Windows 10 enterprise deployment Combat