Disable tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows
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Microsoft has added ‘tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows’ to help you discover things you didn't know you could do in Windows, like how to customize your PC, increase security, work faster with keyboard shortcuts, and more.

Disable 'Get Even More Out of Windows'
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Occasionally when you restart the computer or sign out and sign in to Windows 10, you may see a ‘Get even more out of Windows’ notification screen to suggest ways you can finish setting up your device. These suggestions include ‘Sign in quickly with Windows Hello’, ‘Protect files using OneDrive’ and other.

Turn Off Windows Welcome Experience
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Starting with Windows 10, Build 15002, a ‘Windows Welcome Experience’ page is displayed on your computer screen each time you create a new account and sign in to your Windows. The ‘Windows Welcome Experience’ page offers you an overview of newly introduced features.

Disable sync provider notifications in File Explorer
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With Windows 10 build 14901, Microsoft has introduced a new feature in File Explorer. They are designed to display some notifications or suggestions in File Explorer to improve your experience by trying out new features in Windows 10/11.

Disable personalized ads by using my advertising ID
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In addition to the ads you see in Windows 10 and 11, Microsoft also assigns you a unique identification number to track your every move in the Windows Store and on apps to target you with specific ads.

Turn Off tailored experiences
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Microsoft shows suggestions for customizing and optimizing Windows, as well as ads and recommendations for Microsoft and third-party products/services for your Windows experiences. For example, how to customize your lock screen with pictures or use OneDrive to back up data.

Hide recommendations for tips, shortcuts, new apps and more on Start Menu
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In Windows 11, The Recommended section of the Start menu will show some Microsoft Store apps. These apps come from a small set of curated developers. This will help you to discover some of the great apps that are available.

Hide Microsoft account-related notifications on Start Menu
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Windows 11 displays notifications from Microsoft account (MSA) and local users in Start. Notifications include getting users to reauthenticate, backup their device; manage cloud storage quotas, as well as manage their Microsoft 365 or Xbox subscription.

Hide fun facts, tips, tricks and more on Lock Screen
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Windows 11 Lock Screen was changed by Microsoft to let you be informed and efficient with dynamic updates that bring weather, finance, sports, traffic, and app notifications right to your lock screen. Imagine getting ready for your day with a glance at the forecast, or staying ahead of the stock market changes, all without unlocking your device.

Hide suggested content in Settings app
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Microsoft can offer you suggestions throughout Settings. This content comes in a variety of forms, and can help you discover new features within Settings, or suggest new content and apps you might find interesting.

Disable Bing search in Start Menu
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Windows 11 comes with Bing search integrated into the Start menu and taskbar search. While Bing can be useful for some users, others may prefer to use a different search engine or disable it entirely. Disabling Bing search in the Windows 11 Start Menu will reduce the use of resources you don't need. The impact of disabling this will speed up the process of searching for applications, documents, or folders.

Disable 'Notification Suggestions' in action center
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The Action Center in Windows 10 and 11 collects notifications from Windows and other apps, displaying them in a single pop-up sidebar you can access from the Windows system tray.

Turn off Windows Copilot
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Copilot helps you get answers and inspiration from across the web, supports creativity and collaboration, and helps you focus on the task at hand. Copilot is designed to deliver AI-powered assistance in a convenient manner, enabling you to seamlessly engage with generative AI on Windows.
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