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@rparas34 Upgrading from Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro typically involves a valid license and payment. However, if you've already activated Windows 10 with your product key, and you're looking to upgrade to Windows 10 Pro without the automatic upgrade option, here are some comments: Ensure Eligibility: Before proceeding, make sure that your Windows 10 Home version is eligible for an upgrade to Windows 10 Pro. Some editions may not support this upgrade path. Check for Updates: Ensure that your Windows 10 Home is fully updated. Sometimes, the upgrade option becomes available through regular Windows Update after all the necessary patches have been installed. Retail Upgrade Key: If you already have a retail product key for Windows 10 Pro (not tied to a specific device), you can try entering this key in the Settings app under "Activation." This method may prompt an upgrade. Revisit BIOS Settings: Double-check your BIOS settings to ensure that TPM 2.0 is correctly enabled. Sometimes, revisiting and ensuring correct settings can trigger the automatic upgrade process. Consider Fresh Installation: As a last resort, if the automatic upgrade doesn't work, you might consider a clean installation of Windows 10 Pro. Ensure that you have a backup of your important data before proceeding. Additionally, if you're specifically looking to upgrade to Windows 11, make sure your hardware meets all the requirements outlined by Microsoft for a smooth transition.

@@TechNTechies Thank you very much for the reply. I had to pay unfortunately but it's all upgraded and works great on my PC.

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Hello, If you are talking about WorkSpace then each user will have their own session and desktop environment on their WorkSpace, and they will be able to access the applications that you have deployed to them. You can also use AWS Systems Manager Application Management to deploy and manage applications for your WorkSpaces, and control the visibility and access of the applications for your users.

You can do it for free, follow the steps which I have shown in Video. or you can follow this step: In Windows 10, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and click the Check for updates button. If Windows 11 is waiting for you, it can then be installed as an update. Or you can Download With the Installation Assistant i.e., Windows 11 Installation Assistant.

@@TechNTechies First of all tysm for replying. I followed all the mentioned steps in the video and successfully got updated to windows 11 pro. but i see a watermark at the bottom of the screen. How do get that watermark go away?

@@NEHALCALLIGRAPHY-yo5mh Hi and thanks for letting me know but can you please send me snapshot of that watermark to my email id - techntechie06@gmail.com

Sure, I will take care and do it little bit slower next time. Thanks for your feedback.

Hi @duvellboo7538 Please go through the below link to get it better understand about the AWS billing policy. docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2/billing-example-policies.html#example-billing-deny-all

You can purchase a Windows 10 digital license. If you want to activate Windows 10 without purchased a license copy then watch my this video: ruclips.net/video/kOsM35QF90o/видео.html

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Which operating system and edition you are using?

To check activation status in Windows 10, you need to go on Settings then Update and Security and then select Activation. And for Windows 11, need to go On Settings>System then Activation. You will get to see the Activation status.