Re:Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Review
by e12e on Wednesday October 21, 2015 @10:14PM
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> You might not really care because your IT department will be imaging it anyway but holy crap did MS choose the most user-hostile defaults.
That reminds me; one of the main reasons I'm still running 8.1 pro on my "gaming" partion that I occasionally dual-boot into for gaming (and now, sadly, playing with Rift DK2, as Oculus have given up Linux support indefinitely).
I know I'll have to bite the bullet at some point, and as a note-to-self that might be of interest, some frantic searching if someone hadn't published some PowerShell scripts to turn off the madness, turned up this:
That reminds me; one of the main reasons I'm still running 8.1 pro on my "gaming" partion that I occasionally dual-boot into for gaming (and now, sadly, playing with Rift DK2, as Oculus have given up Linux support indefinitely).
I know I'll have to bite the bullet at some point, and as a note-to-self that might be of interest, some frantic searching if someone hadn't published some PowerShell scripts to turn off the madness, turned up this:
https://github.com/W4RH4WK/Debloat-Windows-10
I haven't looked at it, but it certainly seems more sane than clicking through lots of gooeye just to take back one's OS.