Well lucky you. It clearly happens to a lot of people's Windows 10 Pro copies as evidenced by all the people complaining about it. It certainly happened to mine

Well lucky you. It clearly happens to a lot of people's Windows 10 Pro copies as evidenced by all the people complaining about it. It certainly happened to mine, on multiple computers, until I made the registry edit. Did you disable the Windows Store entirely or something? I've gotten my copy of W10 Pro to behaving in a semi-sane way but it took an obnoxious number of group policy edits, registry edits, and random obscure powershell commands to get that way. Do your W10 Pro copies also include a way to disable Bing in the start menu search bar without multiple registry edits? I would love that. It was by far the most obnoxious change in the 1803 update.