> Updates should never reinstall anything you've removed (including Candy Crush). And yet it did. Looking into it, MS is playing the "bug" card and has said it

> Updates should never reinstall anything you've removed (including Candy Crush). And yet it did. Looking into it, MS is playing the "bug" card and has said it won't happen next time. I'm not sure whether to believe them, or if it was a "we wanted to see if we could get away with it" approach to getting more ad installs. https://rcpmag.com/articles/2016/08/24/anniversary-update-restores-deleted-apps.aspx https://rcpmag.com/articles/2016/08/24/anniversary-update-re... While it shouldn't be reinstalling apps you've removed, they still intend to automatically add new "promoted apps" to your start menu. But each time they sell a slot, you should only need to remove it the one time and it won't come back.