>Today, we surprisingly discovered that Microsoft has secretly changed the availability of some Group Policy options in Windows 10 version 1607. Windows 10 version 1607 "Anniversary Update" has reduced the control via Group Policy that you have in Pro edition. Pro edition users have lesser options available compared to version 1511, so many behaviors of the OS cannot be controlled. >The ability to disable the Lock screen >Do not show Windows tips
>Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences >Using this option, you could prevent Windows 10 from automatically downloading and installing promoted apps like Candy Crush Soda Saga, Flipper, Twitter, NetFlix, Pandora, MSN News and many other potentially unwanted apps and games.
Who the fuck wants candy crash thing? Its fucking mobile game and it shouldn't even exits on pc
Lincoln Butler
normies and gamers of course!
Connor Collins
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>"GAMERS"*****
Jason Williams
come on windows drones. i really want to see you guys actually defend this.
Blake Mitchell
Jesus Christ.
I was going to install Wangblows 10 Pro on my new laptop but I guess it's 7 now. Time to start migrating to Linux.
Grayson Hill
You are saying this like there are people who want to be on windows. There are only people who have to be on windows, and because they have to use, they will swallow ms cock. They have no choice.
Brandon Cruz
HAHAHA DEAL WITH IT, FAGGOT
What are you gonna do, switch to Linux? Didn't think so.
Jonathan Russell
I have been running windows 10 home since release and have never ever had it download any apps or programmes without my permission. I must conclude that the people this happens to are either illiterate or liars.
Lincoln Long
so, i used to get the licence a 10240 rtm build, all done in another physical disk so i'm back to my main without any rollback shit, guess by the time w10 is necesary in some years (remember kaby lake and bristol ridge chipsets won't support 7, or more likely the won't release motherboard drivers for 7/8/8.1 even if they could support it) i guess i'm just installing using that iso and let it there without updates, i can control security issues or at least know how to identify and deal with them, but hell not being able to control the OS in such a stupid level as it is to block group policy and without even a registry entry to modify is just plain stupid
