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Windows 11 Home vs Pro Differences: The Complete 2025 Guide

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Windows 11 Home vs Pro Differences: The Complete 2025 Guide If you’re deciding whether to install Windows 11 Home or Pro on your PC, this guide clearly compares features, price, security, and business usability so you can make an informed choice. 1. Pricing and Recommended Users Windows 11 Home – Best for home users, students, and everyday tasks – More affordable with official licenses Windows 11 Pro – Suited for businesses, professionals, and advanced users – Priced about 1.5 to 2 times higher than Home – Designed for IT management and demanding work environments 2. Feature-by-Feature Comparison & Key Differences Feature / Item Windows 11 Home Windows 11 Pro BitLocker Encryption Not supported Supported (strong data protection) Remote Desktop (host/server) Not supported Remote access/control allowed Domain Join Not av...
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Pokémon Platinum (PT Giratina) · DP (Diamond/Pearl) HM (Hidden Machine) Locations & Recommended HM Pokémon Guide

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 Pokémon Platinum (PT Giratina) · DP (Diamond/Pearl) HM (Hidden Machine) Locations & Recommended HM Pokémon Guide This is a comprehensive summary of essential HM (Hidden Machine) information for story progression and field exploration in Generation 4 Pokémon, especially Platinum (PT) and Diamond/Pearl (DP) versions. It includes each HM’s location, badge requirements, and recommended HM carrier Pokémon, all based on practical gameplay. HM (Hidden Machine) List & Acquisition Locations Rock Smash -> 1. Cut -> 5. Defog -> 2. Fly -> 3. Surf -> 4. Strength -> 8. Rock Climb -> 7. Waterfall This is the order in which they can be obtained. ※ Some HMs require you to have the corresponding Gym Badge to use them in the field. Recommended HM Carrier Pokémon (HM Slaves) Bibarel Can cover most HMs such as Surf, Waterfall, Cut, Rock Smash, Strength, and Rock Climb. Catch a Bidoof on Routes 201–205 or at Lake Verity and evolve it. Tropius Specialized in covering Grass/F...
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Sinnoh’s Legendary Adventure: Complete Guide to Legendary and Event Pokémon in Diamond & Pearl

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 Sinnoh’s Legendary Adventure: Complete Guide to Legendary and Event Pokémon in Diamond & Pearl In Pokémon Diamond & Pearl (DP), set in the Sinnoh region, you can directly catch a variety of Legendary Pokémon. Dialga (Diamond version) and Palkia (Pearl version) are each encountered at Spear Pillar. The Lake Trio—Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf—are also waiting at their respective lakes. Mesprit and Cresselia are roaming Pokémon throughout Sinnoh, so you can enjoy tracking their locations using the Pokétch’s Marking Map. Giratina can be encountered in Turnback Cave, and its unique Ghost/Dragon typing and atmosphere are particularly impressive. For a detailed guide, refer to Miru Pokémon PT Guide – Giratina section. After the first ending, you can meet Heatran at Stark Mountain. The Fire/Steel-type Heatran boasts powerful special defense and attack. For a detailed guide, refer to Miru Pokémon PT Guide – Heatran section. Regigigas can be found in Snowpoint Temple, but only appears if...
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[Pokémon DP Guide – Part 13] Catching the Lake Guardians (Mesprit, Azelf, Uxie)

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 [Pokémon DP Guide – Part 13] Catching the Lake Guardians (Mesprit, Azelf, Uxie) After finishing the first ending… We’re back home—and look, we can now access Sunyshore City! There’s still some story left there,  but this is where our Pokémon Diamond & Pearl (DP) walkthrough will conclude. We’ll continue the journey in the upcoming Pokémon Platinum (PT) guide! But first, let’s go catch the Lake Trio—the legendary Pokémon of Sinnoh! Step 1: Lake Verity – Mesprit Let’s head to Lake Verity, the lake of truth! Enter the cave in the middle of the lake. Mesprit appears—but it suddenly flies away! 😢 One of the hardest legendaries to catch... Wait a second… I don’t have the Marking Map app yet! Let’s head to Jubilife City and get that first. Step 2: Jubilife City – Marking Map App Arrived in Jubilife City! While I was at it, I grabbed the other Pokétch apps I had missed! Be sure to check back often to keep your apps updated. Step 3: Lake Acuity – Uxie Back to Lake Acuity, near Sn...
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[Pokémon DP Guide – Part 12] Elite Four & Champion Battle

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 [Pokémon DP Guide – Part 12] Elite Four & Champion Battle Alright! It’s finally time for the ultimate challenge in Pokémon DP: The Elite Four! Miru VS Aaron (Bug-type Specialist) Aaron uses a full team of five Bug-type Pokémon. If you target their weaknesses, this battle is easier than you’d expect! Dustox (Bug/Poison) Weak to: Fire, Flying, Rock, Psychic Heracross (Bug/Fighting) Weak to: Fire, Flying, Psychic Drapion (Dark/Poison) Weak to: Ground (Note: not weak to Psychic despite appearances!) Beautifly (Bug/Flying) Weak to: Fire, Electric, Ice, Flying, Rock Vespiquen (Bug/Flying) Weak to: Fire, Electric, Ice, Flying, Rock Miru VS Bertha (Ground-type Specialist) Bertha’s specialty is Ground-types! (With a name like “Bertha,” Grass-types would seem more fitting, right? 😄) Quagsire (Water/Ground) Weak to: Grass Tough to take down! Whiscash (Water/Ground) Weak to: Grass Hippowdon (Ground) Weak to: Water, Grass, Ice Golem (Rock/Ground) Weak to: Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Grou...
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