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I don't get ads in Windows 10 or 11 Pro. I don't think you need Enterprise. When I first install Windows, I turn off every single feature that you're presented
by progmetaldev 2y ago
I don't get ads in Windows 10 or 11 Pro. I don't think you need Enterprise. When I first install Windows, I turn off every single feature that you're presented with (advertising ID, the ink workspace/writing recognition, safe search suggestions in the browser, etc.) and I haven't had any ads pop up on me (or software installed that I didn't specifically install myself). I turn off Cortana and don't use it, I have the search set to only search my local machine and not use Bing. I really don't feel like I go out of my way to turn these "features" off, I can get a Windows machine running in under an hour, and then it's hours of updates. The original screen that asks you for advertising ID and everything I posted previously does come back with a major Windows update, but I just turn off everything again, and I'm back to no ads. I work in Windows and .NET development, but I still don't deal with any of these annoying issues.
- josefresco 2y agoSame thing here, and I'm running Home (22631.3737). I turn most "things" off, but nothing insane and I don't see any ads.