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While most of these things can be disabled in a supported fashion using Group Policy, notable settings restricted to "non-consumer" Windows editions include: E
by jasomill 2y ago
While most of these things can be disabled in a supported fashion using Group Policy, notable settings restricted to "non-consumer" Windows editions include:
Enterprise and Education only: "Disable all apps from Microsoft Store", "Do not show Windows tips", "Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences"
Enterprise, Education, and Server only:
"Allow Diagnostic Data: Diagnostic data off", "Force a specific default lock screen and logon image" (?!?)