Be careful with those scripts/software. Many of them essentially break Windows 10 by design. If you stay within the Settings UI then you are working within Win

Be careful with those scripts/software. Many of them essentially break Windows 10 by design. If you stay within the Settings UI then you are working within Windows 10's supported design. When you run a script that disables a system service (e.g. Cortana) things start to get quirky/broken. Several of those break Windows Update for example.