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Sounds like you did something wrong. All the things I configured did not come back. Maybe you should just learn how to do it properly.

• shakna 10y ago
  First, stating that others are doing wrong, is kinda a dick move. You're screwing over a large proportion of users who can't configure, even if it's in control panel. Ignoring them, is just bad practice. Secondly, if there is such a great way of configuring things, where is it documented? SysV, systemd, cron, and every other utility that arrives with a Linux distro has some decent documentation. Apple hosts their own as well. Where is Microsoft's guide to permanently disabling Cortana?
  • WayneBro 10y ago
    > First, stating that others are doing wrong, is kinda a dick move. Oh give me a break. It does sound like you did something wrong. And that's exactly what I said: "Sounds like you did something wrong". Stop taking offense at things that are not offensive. I'd love to see users that can't figure out the control panel try to use Linux. I'd also pay to see them try to do anything on their Mac that Apple didn't want to let them do. Haha good one.
  • ac29 10y ago
    I've never seen anything I disabled turn itself back on after updates (major or minor) either, but in addition to turning things off during the initial Win10 install/upgrade, I also used ShutUp10 [0]. [0] https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10 https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10