Last year, Microsoft launched the new Surface Hub 2S collaborating device. Instead of running full Windows 10 OS, the Surface Hub 2S was running on Windows 10 Team OS. The Windows 10 Team’s shell is designed from the ground up to be large screen and touch optimized. It doesn’t use the same shell as Windows 10 Enterprise. Windows 10 Team OS also comes with some restrictions. For example, you can only install apps that are available on Microsoft Store.
Based on the feedback from customers, Microsoft today announced that Surface Hub 2S is now available with Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Enterprise OS configuration. This allows customers to enjoy full Windows 10 functionality such as support for Windows Hello, any Win32 apps, full 3rd party accessory support and more.
Difference between Surface Hub 2S with Windows 10 Team OS and Windows 10 Pro or Windows 10 Enterprise:
| Configuration | Surface Hub 2S with Windows 10 Team | Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise on Surface Hub 2 |
| Optimized for meeting spaces | Yes | No |
| Optimized for personal use | No | Yes |
| Apps | Microsoft Store only | Microsoft Store, Win32, x64 |
| Microsoft Teams certified1 | Yes | No |
| Secured out of the box2 | Yes | No |
| MDM management | Yes | Yes |
| GPO management | No | Yes |
| Support for USB accessories | Supports inbox drivers only | Any Windows 10 compatible USB accessory |
| Wired Video ingest to OS | Yes | No |
| Windows Hello Biometrics | No | Yes, with The Surface Hub 2 Fingerprint Reader or third-party Windows Hello accessories |
| Walk up and use3 | Yes | No |
| Microsoft Defender ATP | No | Yes |
| Kiosk mode | No | Yes |
Source: Microsoft