11-25-2015, 09:29 AM
Charlie B Wrote:Tom, there are some settings there to keep Win10 from calling home. They are hidden deep in the system.Hi Charlie. I'm looking at upgrading to Win 10 soon and your wrinkles are going to be useful. Thank you. I've printed the pages so I can refer to them when I do. Have a good one.![]()
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
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