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the funny thing is: In corporate editions of Windows, you can easily disable all that crap via GPOs. It's only the home-users that get hit by this....
by dark-star 4y ago
the funny thing is: In corporate editions of Windows, you can easily disable all that crap via GPOs.
It's only the home-users that get hit by this....
- Dalewyn 4y ago>In corporate editions of Windows, you can easily disable all that crap via GPOs. In fact, one of the Group Policies is for specifically blocking Microsoft account logins. (Yes, I have that policy turned on.)
- TheNewsIsHere 4y agoWe’ve taken the same tact in my home. Instead of fighting it using ever evolving tools, we just use Group Policy and wholesale disable it all. Windows is a joy to use when you turn off all the half-baked consumerized nonsense.