I’m fresh installing a Windows 10 OS, I will report what default apps Microsoft pushes to me.
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A day and a reboot later, this VM is still free of foistware. So far this is the ONLY technique I've seen so far that successfully appears to block the junk appearing on a Win10 Pro system. Now, given that the Pro SKU doesn't appear to actually enforce AppLocker... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯pic.twitter.com/agV9yx3vGv
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Have you tried booting a blank Win2010 VM with no changes since? Maybe MS fixed something.
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Perhaps the foistware is still coming on the VM in question. I guess I'll leave it running and wait and see... If the apps still come, that puts us right where we started: No known way to block Windows 10 foistware on non-enterprise SKUs.
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Yeah in Win7 it is the same, it lets you create rules on any version but only enforced in certain releases. Not sure re Win10. It may be other changes are stopping. If it stops it should log in Event Log.
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1. For confusion purposes:) This enables you to configure rules and export them, that's all. Executable or script rules are good sanity check. 2. Delivery might be delayed or something else is preventing install.
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