Which version of Windows 10 does Remote Desktop not work with?

Remote Desktop is a feature that allows users to connect to another computer over a network, typically to access it remotely. However, not all versions of Windows 10 support hosting Remote Desktop sessions.

Windows 10 Home is designed primarily for home users and does not include the ability to act as a Remote Desktop host. This means that while users can connect to other machines using Remote Desktop from this version, they cannot accept incoming Remote Desktop connections. In contrast, versions such as Windows 10 Pro, Education, and Enterprise include the necessary features to both make and receive Remote Desktop connections, allowing users to take advantage of the full functionality of this technology.

Therefore, it is correct to say that Remote Desktop does not work with Windows 10 Home in a hosting capacity, making it the only version in this list without that capability.