“How would switching Windows S to Windows Home affect performance of this computer? I need to use chrome, but do not want to compromise performance.”
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That performance warning is only there so that if you install something that hits performance you can't come back and say "this performs like crap." Well, they warned you, but take it with a grain of salt, they don't put heavy hitters in the app store. Switch out of Windows S, you'll be happy you can install things like Chrome, and there is a very small chance you will see any performance changes as a result.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I switched out of S mode because I too needed to access chrome. I have had not one problem and it did not compromise the performance at all.
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