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During the OOBE, one of the options is 'Tailored Experience'. The blurb under it notes that disabling it will disable ads and recommendations.
by zapzupnz 8y ago
During the OOBE, one of the options is 'Tailored Experience'. The blurb under it notes that disabling it will disable ads and recommendations.
- satysin 8y agoI just tried this on a the latest version of Windows 10 and with everything disabled during the OOBE I still get Candy Crush, Twitter, Minecraft, Get Office, etc. in the start menu. How do I avoid those using settings in the OOBE?
- zapzupnz 8y agoThose I don't think you can get rid of because they're shortcut files that happen to show up in the Start Menu by default. Easily enough gotten rid of, though.