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No idea then. They have been moving things around and in likelihood may have merged the activity endpoint into another endpoint. You may have to watch DNS act
by LinuxBender 6y ago
No idea then. They have been moving things around and in likelihood may have merged the activity endpoint into another endpoint. You may have to watch DNS activity as you launch applications. I've helped a handful of gamers debug this one but I do not have a windows 10 machine to test with. I'm sure engineers at MS are watching this thread and will adapt again. Or maybe someone at MS can use a throw-away account here to say what changes they have made recently.
- bantunes 6y agoI smell FUD.
- 300bps 6y agoNot to sound reddity but his username may support that.
- LinuxBender 6y agoThat would imply I am not telling the truth? I have helped multiple people debug the activity logging to Akamai and each time we just disabled it in the registry and their problems went away. Is this still a problem? Maybe not. I don't work at Microsoft, so I have no way to know what they have changed. I do know that people with Pro and Home editions can not simply disable these things. We disabled it enterprise wide at work using GPO, but that is on the enterprise version.