Sysadmin Windows 10 Pro or Linux ? /dev/null 2>&1

I would go with Sycnex/Windows10Debloater when on Win10

 

Just saying that Win10 always has bloatware integrated, even if the supplier has not added their own garbage. So far only Dell has offered Win10 tools that really do not need be removed instantly.

And if one decides to use it, I think it is better to remove the excessive bloatware and telemetry.

One step further would be checking out the services: madbomb122/BlackViperScript

The error message you provided is not something I am commenting here and can't help there, so I apologize if this is off-topic

 

If you can get a copy use Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC. It's the "Long Term Servicing Channel" or most stripped down version of Windows. You'll have to search around google for how to install LTSC.



Go with linux if you don't need windows office or adobe CC software.

 

Their system control apps for Windows are far better than on other brands I've tested so far. I am sorry to hear they bundle that on your area.

 

I made the switch to Linux a while back, and I've been quite happy with it. It's been smooth sailing for the most part, and the community support is fantastic. Just keep in mind that there might be a bit of a learning curve if you're new to Linux, but there are plenty of resources and helpful people around here to guide you.

 

I recently got myself a new BIG TOWER DESKTOP/SERVER too, and it came pre-installed with Windows 10 Pro and Office 2019 Pro Plus. While the specs are pretty impressive, I've also been experiencing some of those unexpected updates! The freedom to customize and control what updates and software you install is a game-changer. Plus, with a machine that supports up to 128GB, you'll have a lot of room to play with! The new kernel 5.4.x has received some great feedback, so that sounds promising.