As I've said in the past, CRITA is a massive handicap. If you've taken his OP seriously, I'm so sorry, and please allow me to check you into a psychologist for an assessment.
Nothing wrong right? WRONG. First off, cortana is now enabled
Cortana is enabled as an active process but only takes ~43MBs for RAM and doesn't consume CPU time at all. It literally doesn't do anything on my system.
But also i removed Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Store before.
Known
bug in the Windows updater that causes some default apps and the taskbar to reset. It literally takes you THREE seconds to unpin them, you forget.
They broke the windows 7-esque start menu. Its too small for the menu its on and wont even show anything. Only app view works. No wonder classic shell is hidden.
Oh SHUT THE forget UP.
All of the shortcuts are still present by Right-Clicking on the Start Menu. The Menu now just directly opens up your program list; you can still type in an search manually. You can still pin apps to the top (I haven't for the time being) and right-clicking on an app will let you see the most recent used/pinned files. There's also more shelf space for UWP apps.
Oh and cortana is not able to be disabled unless poking into the registry. So i had to go to the registry to fix the problem, right?
Oh wait, THEY HID THE FOLDER FOR WINDOWS SEARCH CONTAINING CORTANA THAT ALSO CREATES AN OBVIOUS BACKDOOR FOR VIRUSES TO REMAIN HIDDEN..
Holy forget you autismo, will you suck on a pacifier or something? Your crying will wake up the neighbours.
It's not a "problem" and there's no "backdoor". There's a LOT of folders that aren't exposed to Windows Search. If a virus really wants to stay hidden, it can easily create its own partition or infect a random driver instead of obviously leaving itself on the HDD (look up ZeroAccess, which used the behaviour I described).
Besides, any good anti-virus would check those locations anyway, including the default anti-virus that comes with Windows. Are you telling me you're leaving yourself open to attack yet you're complaining about being exposed?
TL'DR, New Experiences of Frustration and Developer Opportunities to fix this stuff.
No, you're stuff and you've always been a stuff user. Your post history could be used to teach Kindy students on how NOT to speak.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update exceeded my expectations. I can now see the clock on both monitors, I have more control over notifications and overall everything has gone smoothly (aside from a NVIDIA issue in their latest driver which makes restoring from a DSR resolution a bit tricky).
