XPS 8910 Install: UEFI embedded SLP key

@ein63: That's good news. I do get a license key.

Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.  

@natakuc4: Thanks for the info. And the EI.cfg tip. I'll check, but I believe the download from my employer is (just) Windows Education.

Just in case, mind pointing me towards the Windows 10 Ed .iso?

Theres a link in my guide to the Media Creation Tool, Education is an Edition from the Windows 10 .iso. 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10 

Also this tool will generate the direct download links (these .isos have less Editions - the English checksums are listed in my guide):

https://www.heidoc.net/joomla/technology-science/microsoft/67-microsoft-windows-and-office-iso-download-tool 

Thanks very much for your help. Mind a final question?

You mentioned that the .iso from the Media Creation Tool is multi-edition. But  under "More download options" on the MCT page it states to "Visit the Download Academic Products page for Education editions." There's this link to a MCT page for Academic Products...

www.microsoft.com/.../vlacademicwindows10

Would this Media Creation Tppl give me (just) WIn10 Education Pro and WIn10 Education editions?. (My product key is for the latter.)

Thanks again.

There is no such thing as Home version for Academic versions.  Aka Home windows cannot login to an EDU or Corporate Domain. Volume Licences do not apply to Home installations.

The actual Link depends on which country we are talking about.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/vlacademicwindows10

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/vlacademicwindows10

Thanks for the info, SpeedStep. I'm aware.

I was posing a specific question to natakuc4 on an issue he's been helping me with.

Thanks again, though.

"WIn10 Education Pro and WIn10 Education editions?"

There is no such thing as Education Pro this would imply a Home version.  Windows Media Player is no longer in windows it is now an APP.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/windows-dvd-player/9nblggh2j19w

The Media is the same for Home and Pro where windows determines which version from the key.  This is true even for Retail USB Flash Drives.   There is no more Media Center Edition and Windows Media player and features have been removed from windows 10.

The same is true for the OEM and Enterprise and EDU versions.

The EI.CFG file can be placed in the sources folder to override any SLP key.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh824952.aspx

The EI.cfg file specifies the values for the edition ID, the channel, and the volume license.

The EI.cfg file has the following format:

[EditionID]
{Edition ID}
[Channel]
{Channel Type}
[VL]
{Volume License}

[EditionID]
Enterprise
[Channel]
OEM
[VL]
0

Pro – Windows  is the operating system intended for small and medium-sized businesses. It provides abilities such as joining corporate domains, participating in Group Policy, allowing involvement in Work Place Join and Work Folders, encryption and more. You can find a good list of business features in the The IT Guide to Windows 8.1. Note that some of the new business features in Windows Pro require a server running Windows Server 2012 R2 somewhere in the organization.

Enterprise/EDU – Windows Enterprise is the version that brings business premium features to Windows. Available through Windows Software Assurance, WindowsEnterprise includes all of the same features of Windows Pro and then adds things like Windows To Go, DirectAccess, BranchCache, AppLocker, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), and Windows  app deployment.

@SpeedStep: re your comment that "There is no such thing as Education Pro..." see technet.microsoft.com/.../windows-editions-for-education-customers

And, again, I know, I know, I know.

I hadn't used that tool I thought it got removed when the build 14393 .isos were released... I don't think I have keys from all the Editions to test with... but with a Windows 10 Education Key (English US) I got a mono-Edition Windows 10 Education English US 64 Bit .iso.

Note once you input the key in that tool you do not get options to select your Language or Edition or architecture.

Not sure about the "Windows 10 Education Pro" .iso. It was mentioned on that blog but never really showed up elsewhere as far as I can tell.

The pro in this context is marketing.  There is No reduced price HOME or Basic version.

Enterprise and Pro features aka Windows to Go, Joining Active directory domain, Encryption Etc.    You asked if you would get the PRO version.

The answer is that the MEDIA whether disk or flash drive is the same for ALL HOME AND PRO versions.  The KEY and the EI.CFG determine which one is installed or upgraded aka windows home to pro when changing the key.