Microsoft heard a lot of feedback about having to reboot to complete the upgrade so starting with build 14352, a reboot is no longer required when upgrading from the Pro to Enterprise edition. However, doing this required a reboot to complete.
This means all the features are on the device already and the upgrade to Enterprise edition can be performed by changing the product key rather than having to download and deploy a new image. In Windows 10, Microsoft enabled bit-less edition upgrade from Pro to Enterprise.
Prior to Windows 10, the upgrade from the Pro to Enterprise edition required a complete wipe and reinstallation ( clean install) of the OS. Starting with Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14352, deploying Windows Enterprise edition gets easier. Is there any way to remove Windows 10 Enterprise and start from beginning.How to Downgrade from Windows 10 Enterprise to Windows 10 Pro But I need one for Enterprise (first setup). I don't need a school/business account for Windows 10 Home. The thing is I want to install it from beginning again because the setup is somehow different. (The key was already present on my Notebook) However, I want to do a factory reset and install Windows Home again. I am unable to remove Enterprise Edition from my new Notebook. I also tried to delete the Enterprise Key with certain "slmgr" but it did not work.
The Enterprise Key is still stored somewhere and after a complete (new Download & Storage Wipe) I installed Enterprise.
I used the Setting (Settings > Updates > Reset) Then I messed up something and wanted to reinstall everything. Second, I entered an Enterprise Key to use Hyper-V the normal Windows Home startup "wizard" showed up and I installed Windows 10 Home. First, I got this new notebook and started it. Soo I have a problem downgrading Windows 10 Enterprise to Home (which was the default Edition of my new Notebook (Dell Inspiron 14)).
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