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  #2089795 13-Sep-2018 10:27
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freitasm:

fearandloathing:
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You have no choice on what is installed on Windows 10 out of the box. Unless your company has an image that doesn't install these, the process will install games, links to games and other stuff that people in business will never use - or should be an option after installing Windows 10.




No that’s not true see my previous post.


But that's not out of the box - you have to have at least one user on the system to do the registry changes.



That’s true but you can’t have your cake and eat it as well.
But if you are running on the domain it can be disabled by group policy.



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  #2089804 13-Sep-2018 10:39
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fearandloathing:
freitasm:

 

fearandloathing:
freitasm:

 

 

 

You have no choice on what is installed on Windows 10 out of the box. Unless your company has an image that doesn't install these, the process will install games, links to games and other stuff that people in business will never use - or should be an option after installing Windows 10.

 

 

 



No that’s not true see my previous post.

 

 

 

But that's not out of the box - you have to have at least one user on the system to do the registry changes.

 



That’s true but you can’t have your cake and eat it as well.
But if you are running on the domain it can be disabled by group policy.

 

 

 

When it come to this yes you can, this crapware should not be preinstalled by default they have an App store for that rubbish.





Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


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  #2089810 13-Sep-2018 10:44
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MikeB4:

fearandloathing:
freitasm:


fearandloathing:
freitasm:


 


You have no choice on what is installed on Windows 10 out of the box. Unless your company has an image that doesn't install these, the process will install games, links to games and other stuff that people in business will never use - or should be an option after installing Windows 10.


 




No that’s not true see my previous post.


 


But that's not out of the box - you have to have at least one user on the system to do the registry changes.




That’s true but you can’t have your cake and eat it as well.
But if you are running on the domain it can be disabled by group policy.


 


When it come to this yes you can, this crapware should not be preinstalled by default they have an App store for that rubbish.



Sorry for all the extra quoting on a small screen.

It’s not preinstalled it installs as soon as there is an internet connection.



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  #2089817 13-Sep-2018 10:55
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MikeB4:

 

When it come to this yes you can, this crapware should not be preinstalled by default they have an App store for that rubbish.

 

 

SO MUCH THIS!!!


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  #2089820 13-Sep-2018 10:56
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That is just symantics if one is doing the install of the Spring or Fall updates one has an internet connection. That aside IT SHOULD NOT install without the owners consent, PERIOD. I do not lease, rent or borrow my equipment from MSFT. I use an Operating system from them it should be my choice and my choice only what and when Apps are installed on MY devices.





Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


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  #2089822 13-Sep-2018 10:59
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Then there is the constant nagging about Chrome or Edge or what ever browser and the questions if I like Edge or recommend Edge or are infatuated with Redmond..........





Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


 
 
 

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  #2089823 13-Sep-2018 10:59
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Sorry for all the extra quoting on a small screen.

It’s not preinstalled it installs as soon as there is an internet connection.

 

That's a point without a difference.

 

 


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  #2089849 13-Sep-2018 11:12
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On Win Pro  , pro costing more , and intended for Business use

 

I have to ask why MS think its OK to force install games,adware etc
and bundle that crap with Windows updates .


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  #2090612 14-Sep-2018 12:20
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I do all my testing in a VM environment with no internet access; every time I open the start menu and/or the search I get asked for credentials for the network so it can access the internet ..

 

After a few days however I do believe I have W10 1803 ready for deployment to any new systems we get (and yes, I removed copyprofile although it is in theory still supported except for custom start menus)


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  #2090621 14-Sep-2018 12:38
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MikeB4:

 

That is just symantics if one is doing the install of the Spring or Fall updates one has an internet connection. That aside IT SHOULD NOT install without the owners consent, PERIOD. I do not lease, rent or borrow my equipment from MSFT. I use an Operating system from them it should be my choice and my choice only what and when Apps are installed on MY devices.

 

 

I suspect you lease the OS from MSFT but, no, I haven't read the legalese either...  Ditto Chrome, IOS.





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  #2091225 15-Sep-2018 19:22
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nzkiwiman:

 

I do all my testing in a VM environment with no internet access; every time I open the start menu and/or the search I get asked for credentials for the network so it can access the internet ..

 

After a few days however I do believe I have W10 1803 ready for deployment to any new systems we get (and yes, I removed copyprofile although it is in theory still supported except for custom start menus)

 

 

Watch your region. Set it to anything at OOBE not NZ and you get a 'search windows' bar, or (and) cortana which want outside world too which can exhibit that along with any live update attempts


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