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1. #UNINSTAL QUANTUM BREAK PC UPDATE#
2. #UNINSTAL QUANTUM BREAK PC UPGRADE#
3. #UNINSTAL QUANTUM BREAK PC WINDOWS 10#

#UNINSTAL QUANTUM BREAK PC WINDOWS 10#

Windows 10 “automatically downloads” apps like Candy Crush Soda Saga, Flipboard, Twitter, and Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition when you sign in for the first time. Uninstall Candy Crush Saga and Other Automatically Installed Apps

#UNINSTAL QUANTUM BREAK PC UPDATE#

However, it may come back when you update Windows 10 in the future. You can also simply find the Get Office app in your Start menu, right-click it, and select “Uninstall”. To stop those Get Office notifications, head to Settings > System > Notifications & Actions, scroll down, and set notifications for the “Get Office” app to “Off”. Windows 10 includes a “Get Office” application that sits there, providing notifications suggesting you download Office 365 and enjoy a month-long free trial. Microsoft removed the old, easy toggle that lets you disable Cortana with the Anniversary Update, but the registry and group policy tricks still work. If you don’t want Cortana running at all, you can choose to disable Cortana with a registry or group policy setting. From then on, Cortana will sit quietly until you want to use it. If you don’t want Cortana nagging you, click the Cortana search bar, click the Settings icon, scroll down, and disable the “Taskbar Tidbits” option. Cortana will regularly bounce in place, encouraging you to try using it. Stop Cortana From Bouncing on the TaskbarĬortana doesn’t just sit on your taskbar and wait for you to start talking to it. To do so, head to Settings > System > Notifications & Actions and disable the “Get tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows” option. If you’d like to just use your own preferred applications without Microsoft nagging you, you’ll need to disable these tips. Tips have included recommendations to use Microsoft Edge for better battery life, and an encouragement to use Microsoft Edge so you can earn Microsoft rewards points. Windows 10 also has helpful “tips” that often serve to push Microsoft apps and services. To stop suggested apps from appearing in the Start menu, head to Settings > Personalization > Start and set the “Occasionally show suggestions in Start” setting to “Off”. But mainly, they just take up valuable space in your Start menu. Suggested apps aren’t necessarily free, and we’ve seen Microsoft use this feature to advertise $60 PC games from the Windows Store (which, by the way, you shouldn’t buy).

Windows 10 will occasionally show “suggested apps” in your Start menu.

Stop Suggested Apps From Appearing in the Start Menu You’ll probably also want to disable the “Get fun facts, tips, and more from Windows and Cortana on your lock screen” option here, too. To get rid of these lock screen ads, head to Settings & Personalization & Lock Screen and set the background to “Picture” or “Slideshow” instead of Windows Spotlight. Sometimes, Windows Spotlight will just show off cool wallpapers, but it’ll also sneak in advertisements for games like Rise of the Tomb Raider and Quantum Break in the Windows Store.

Windows 10 now displays ads on the lock screen via Windows Spotlight.

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This isn’t just about the free upgrade offer: Even if you purchase a new PC that comes with a Windows 10 license or spend $200 for a copy of Windows 10 Professional, you’ll see ads in your operating system. Windows 10 has a lot of built-in advertising.