Not only that, when I'm watching like 4k videos
W10privacy 1 update#
I've seen numerous complaints from users being unable to complete windows update after using them. Those tools tend to leave you with a broken version of windows, which is why we won't be recommending them nor do we use them ourselves. Thank god I don't use Windows 11, I was going to try it, but I can't imagine what a worse nightmare that is.
Also lowspecgamer suggested this script - in an older video, should I use it or ShutUp10 would do it's job? Also I think I don't need to use StopUpdates10 as Shutup10 & W10Privacy can stop updates as well? That's why I decided to just disable everything so that Windows doesn't bother me anymore. Pentium gold G6405, but I'm not going to buy some high end cpu just to view some youtube videos, and not having my system to crash just to normally use windows.
W10privacy 1 full#
Imagine if I have to use productivity tools while online.Īnd users make fun of other users for using older windows like xp or 7, when you never had this many crashes or background problems in 7, and had full & simple control over updates. That just means my system is capable, yet this background tasking by windows 10 online or offline, makes it a workout. Not only that, when I'm watching like 4k videos (or even lower) on youtube, I notice a stutter here or there, you can't see it with the eye but I can hear in the audio, you remember the old sound when the it BSOD on windows 7, yeah that. So I uninstalled it good this time, that's what I thought, it installed itself again and crashed the windows again. So Edge remained uninstalled, but this Webview thing kept installing again & again, and sometimes it would crash the Windows as well. And even though you have a different default browser, some links would still open in Edge. But windows doesn't allow to fully uninstall Edge, as a trim down version of it, still stays there. It kept installing something called "Edge Webview Runtime" (forgetting the full name), so I uninstalled Edge completely and this as well using Iobit Uninstaller. I used a software called StopUpdates10 to stop windows from doing any kind of background update/downloading etc. Thing is, my priority wasn't even Privacy.
Other than that, I just need all my non-microsoft apps to work offline and online, that's about it, and if I ever need them working in future, I can enable them, yeah?
W10privacy 1 install#
So I was wondering when it comes to the yellow and red options in the app, should I just disable everything at once, or test it one by one? How should I test things properly, like if something got broken or not, after I changed the settings?įrankly, all I need is xbox related apps and their online functionality, as there's no workaround to install UWP based apps/games without it, if someone knows a workaround lmk. Frankly, I want to disable everything, because I don't want Windows to know ANYTHING about me.
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