Microsoft designed Windows 10 for use as a desktop you sit in front of, and Windows Server as a server (it’s right there in the name) that runs services people access across a network. You can, for instance, install Google Chrome or Microsoft Office on both.īut the similarities stop there.
They use the same kernel and can feasibly run the same software. They can have the same desktop, same start button, and even the same task view button. If you load up a clean copy of Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, it would be easy to confuse the two at first. Windows 10 and Windows Server Share Similar Code
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