Disabling a Installation of Consumer Apps on Windows 10 Business Computers

As Windows 10 starts to see deeper business use many IT Pros are tasked with creation Windows 10 entirely business-ready. Part of that means expelling a consumer-type applications that can come preinstalled by an upgrade.

Fortunately, Microsoft provides a integrate ways to safeguard that things like Twitter and Candy Crush don’t get commissioned automatically.

Group Policy

Group Policy Path: Computer / Admin Templates / Windows Components / Cloud Content / Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences

Windows Registry

Registry Path: HKEY_Local_Machine Software Policies Microsoft Windows CloudContent DisableWindowsConsumerFeatures = 1

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