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But that's ok, you can change it in group policy. And if you aren't an enterprise customer, here's a bunch of random registry edits you can do to disable it! Se
by WWLink 4y ago
But that's ok, you can change it in group policy. And if you aren't an enterprise customer, here's a bunch of random registry edits you can do to disable it! See? No reason to consider alternatives! Continue to buy Windows! /s
- Nextgrid 4y agoThe availability of a group policy to disable it shouldn't be an acceptable excuse - it still means your IT admin needs to keep on top of those and preemptively toggle group policy settings every few updates - this is ultimately still a cost.