When it comes to this question, you should learn something about it. In the MiniTool website, we have written some posts on Windows Sandbox, for example, Some News about Windows Sandbox in Windows 10 19H1.

Simply put, it can be as a virtual machine or an app, starting with Windows 10 May 2019 Update, version 1903. Windows Sandbox allows you to use the same OS image as your current system state. If you are suspicious of a program, you can test it in an isolated environment with Windows Sandbox. If it is secure, you can use it on the Windows desktop, which can help you avoid some threats.

As the newest operating system and successor to Windows 8.1, Windows 10 has several available editions offered by Microsoft; Home and Pro are two baseline editions, which have the core features of the new OS.

However, Windows 10 Pro is more advanced in features compared to the Home edition. To be specific, it exclusively has additional features including BitLocker disk encryption, the ability to join a Domain or Azure Active Directory and use Remote desktop, device guard, group policy support, etc.