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Just open the start menu after a fresh install. Candy crush, Facebook etc. will welcome you.

• adventured 9y ago
  Are those dependent on the OEM? My start menu never had any of that from the first setup. Neither of those are on my system anywhere. The only really super annoying thing on my system has been cortana, being unable to fully remove it.
  • chrisper 9y ago
    It could be. I think it also depends on if you are online at the time of setup.
  • arca_vorago 9y ago
    You are being disingenuous because you are a power user who has admitted to carefully reviewing your settings and running a third party cleaner, but you are acting like you are the kind of standard user we are talking about.
• romanovcode 9y ago
  Technically they are not ads. You remove them after fresh install and they never come back.
  • chrisper 9y ago
    By your logic, ads on website aren't ads either. I remove them once with an extension and they never come back.