Is this windows 11 in s mode? Or just windows 11? null

It comes in s mode, but it is easy to change back to just Windows 11.

Windows 11 in S Mode. The only difference is that S Mode restricts downloads to apps in the MS Store (thus the "S"). Microsoft came up with this to directly compete with Chromebooks, since programs in the Store are tested to be safe (i.e., no malware or spyware). Exiting is easy: just search the Store for "S Mode." One note: when people complain that they can't leave S Mode, or that the Store doesn't work, it's usually because they haven't updated their computer's version of the Store, so do this BEFORE you make the attempt.

just bought mine yesterday and found out it is in S mode. not quite sure if I should remove it or not.

I think it comes in S mode straight from the manufacturer, but mine was “open box” and it didn’t.

That's analogous to asking, "Is the side of a die a square, or just a rectangle?" The latter is a subset of the former. Also, if you to to "Show Full Specs-->Operating System," it states right there "Windows 11 in S Mode." New invention called "reading." Apparently not catching in your neck of the woods.

It is not easy to get out of S mode --even Microsoft can't help

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It comes in s mode, but it is easy to change back to just Windows 11.
Answered by Tinkerer 1 year ago
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Windows 11 in S Mode. The only difference is that S Mode restricts downloads to apps in the MS Store (thus the "S"). Microsoft came up with this to directly compete with Chromebooks, since programs in the Store are tested to be safe (i.e., no malware or spyware). Exiting is easy: just search the Store for "S Mode." One note: when people complain that they can't leave S Mode, or that the Store doesn't work, it's usually because they haven't updated their computer's version of the Store, so do this BEFORE you make the attempt.
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just bought mine yesterday and found out it is in S mode. not quite sure if I should remove it or not.
Answered by Robert 1 year ago
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I think it comes in S mode straight from the manufacturer, but mine was “open box” and it didn’t.
Answered by Anonymous 6 months ago
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That's analogous to asking, "Is the side of a die a square, or just a rectangle?" The latter is a subset of the former. Also, if you to to "Show Full Specs-->Operating System," it states right there "Windows 11 in S Mode." New invention called "reading." Apparently not catching in your neck of the woods.
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It is not easy to get out of S mode --even Microsoft can't help
Answered by Anonymous 11 months ago
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