Must be peculiar to some users. I have used Windows 10 Home since 2015 on my laptop and yes, Candy Crush was installed the very first time I installed 10 (as a

Must be peculiar to some users. I have used Windows 10 Home since 2015 on my laptop and yes, Candy Crush was installed the very first time I installed 10 (as a free in-place upgrade over 8.1), and I uninstalled it from the Store app and never saw it again in my menu. This despite upgrading through several versions of Windows 10 from 2015 to now (1809 at present.) As for updates force rebooting, they only do so during designated non-active hours, which I set from 2AM to 5AM and leave my laptop on. By the next morning, its updated and ready to use. One thing I don't like about 10 is how updates tend to uninstall my hardware manufacturer's drivers and replace them with vanilla Windows ones and I have to go through the tedious process of re-installing them. Happens most often with webcam and sound drivers. Oh, and I don't use any hack software like ShutUp10 etc. This is just stock Windows.