11-25-2015, 08:09 AM
Tom, there are some settings there to keep Win10 from calling home. They are hidden deep in the system. 
Here are a couple links.
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I downloaded classic shell and adjusted the system to look more like the older versions, and I don't need apps so I deleted most of them. It increased the speed somewhat.
Good Luck
Charlie
Here are a couple links.
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I downloaded classic shell and adjusted the system to look more like the older versions, and I don't need apps so I deleted most of them. It increased the speed somewhat.
Good Luck
Charlie