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0 pointsrootw0rm4y ago0 comments

should only take a moment in the group policy editor. you can actually filter settings by name to zero in on things quickly.

the only real cosmetic change i can see is for instance on the virus & threat protection page in windows 10, it says in red at the top of the window:

Your Virus & threat protection is managed by your organization.

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DarkmSparks4y ago

windows defender was one of the (many) reasons I gave up on windows and replaced the last windows machine I had with a Mac Mini. (FC33 on my main)

Very similar experience here, coupled with windows defender randomly switching itself back on and quaranteening half my (completely benign) development folder.

The last time it did that I spent an entire afternoon trying to get it disabled and get my files back onto the machine with only limited success.

I think it may be a windows home vs windows professional thing.

But rather than wrestle with it further I just gave up. Only thing I had left that really needed windows was word and excel which ironically actually now work better and crash less on the mac mini than they ever did on windows.

DarkmSparks4y ago

I assume by the downvotes its not a home vs professional issue?

In which case Im more glad i didnt waste money on the professional version, than I am sorry you would prefer my personal experience be kept quiet.

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0 pointsrootw0rm4y ago0 comments

should only take a moment in the group policy editor. you can actually filter settings by name to zero in on things quickly.

the only real cosmetic change i can see is for instance on the virus & threat protection page in windows 10, it says in red at the top of the window:

Your Virus & threat protection is managed by your organization.

0 comments

DarkmSparks4y ago

windows defender was one of the (many) reasons I gave up on windows and replaced the last windows machine I had with a Mac Mini. (FC33 on my main)

Very similar experience here, coupled with windows defender randomly switching itself back on and quaranteening half my (completely benign) development folder.

The last time it did that I spent an entire afternoon trying to get it disabled and get my files back onto the machine with only limited success.

I think it may be a windows home vs windows professional thing.

DarkmSparks4y ago

I assume by the downvotes its not a home vs professional issue?

In which case Im more glad i didnt waste money on the professional version, than I am sorry you would prefer my personal experience be kept quiet.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse