> it isn't solving any real problem for the user. It is only creating nuisance. That's the whole purpose of it - creating enough nuisance so that average Joe c

> it isn't solving any real problem for the user. It is only creating nuisance. That's the whole purpose of it - creating enough nuisance so that average Joe can't get out of Windows ecosystem. Each OEM will implement the disabling option in their own obscure way, and some of them will even fail to work properly. I remember when I needed one boot pendrive for each of my computers.