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That is all correct, unless you do the Microsoft method in the MS store to deactivate S Mode. You can even do a clean install from a stock ISO file downloaded directly from Microsoft onto a blank drive and it will be in S Mode unless you disable Secure Boot. Now, I have only tried it in Windows 11 Home. So I don't know what would happen if I did a clean install of Windows 10/11 Pro. I would bet it would install in S Mode, but I haven't tested it, yet.