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## Use a Windows Pro device with the Windows Enterprise user subscription license
In most cases, the Windows Pro edition comes pre-installed on a business-class device. Microsoft recommends upgrading your Windows Pro devices to Enterprise edition when you have acquired a user subscription licenses for Windows. However, there are cases that require to keep devices on the Pro edition and not upgrade them to Enterprise edition. With Windows 11 Enterprise E3, you can take advantage of features, services and use rights not licensed to the Windows Pro license bound to the device. It includes Windows Enterprise edition with cloud-powered capabilities and subscription use rights, and these capabilities are not always technically enforced. Some scenarios that may require to not upgrade to Windows Enterprise edition:
In most cases, the Windows Pro edition comes pre-installed on a business-class device. Microsoft recommends upgrading your Windows Pro devices to Enterprise edition when you have acquired a user subscription license for Windows. However, there are cases that require to keep devices on the Pro edition and not upgrade them to Enterprise edition. With Windows 11 Enterprise E3, you can take advantage of features, services and use rights not licensed to the Windows Pro license bound to the device. It includes Windows Enterprise edition with cloud-powered capabilities and subscription use rights, and these capabilities are not always technically enforced. Some scenarios that may require to not upgrade to Windows Enterprise edition:
- Devices not properly provisioned that don't automatically upgrade to Windows Enterprise edition
- Devices may have been acquired for a business process that was not under control of a central IT department or outside of the IT department's knowledge