@Ponipix If you've converted Windows 10 S to Home (or Pro), you shouldn't have any issues running Sims 4. The S version's limitations do not persist when you switch to Home.
@Ponipix If you've converted Windows 10 S to Home (or Pro), you shouldn't have any issues running Sims 4. The S version's limitations do not persist when you switch to Home.
Thank you so much for your swift response. I was told by one of Best Buy's guys that s-mode may not run some of the files for the software. That it will crash and cause functionality issues with the game. I'm so happy that someone whose played the sims can give me advice in this area. Thanks again. HAPPY SIMMING!
