The "N" versions of Windows have had the media features deleted, both the underlying OS support libraries as well as the user-level apps such as Media Player, Groove, Skype, etc. Does adding the Feature Pack to a Windows N installation make it the exact equivalent to the non-N version, or are there still differences that need to be accounted for?
Background: I manage a software testing lab. I have a bunch of Windows 8 "N" licenses that are unused. With the free Windows 10 upgrade window about to close, I wish to determine whether or not it is worthwhile to install, activate and upgrade those licenses. My definition of "worthwhile" is that installing the "Media Feature Pack for Windows 10 N and Windows 10 KN editions (November 2015)" on top of Windows 10 N will result in a full, uncrippled version of Windows 10.