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Because every update there is a new setting that needs to be turned off, which is pretty obnoxious. I said similar stuff when Windows 11 RTM, but I've since bee
by Someone1234 3y ago
Because every update there is a new setting that needs to be turned off, which is pretty obnoxious. I said similar stuff when Windows 11 RTM, but I've since been turning brand new junkware off at least twice a year, and I'm fed up.
On a fresh new installation with defaults I'd likely need to spend almost an hour playing with settings and would miss some. For example almost every single subsection within "Personalization" now has ads settings turned on by default:
- Background: Windows Spotlight
- Lock screen: Get fun facts, tips, tricks, and more on your lock screen. Also Windows Spotlight again.
- Start: Show recommendations for tips, shortcuts, new apps, and more
- Taskbar: Widgets, Chat
- Device usage: Every. Single. Setting.
- vidanay 3y agoLast week, I started getting popup notifications for XBox gaming (advertisement). On Windows 10. On my corporate locked-down and administered laptop.
- labrador 3y ago> Because every update there is a new setting that needs to be turned off That's not my experience at all. I don't have to do anything after updates except learn the changes. They keep changing Terminal, Notepad and Paint, but I'm ok with that. They're better.