The changes take away functionality that was previously a part of the Windows 10 Pro edition. The setting applies only to Enterprise and Education editions of Windows 10 once the Anniversary Update is installed. It blocks the launching of all store apps that came pre-installed or were downloaded before the policy was set. The policy allows you to disable all applications from Windows Store. Disable all apps from Windows StoreĬomputer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components> Store Similarly, "Prevent changing log screen and logon image" and"Force a specific default lock screen and logon image" are also no longer available on Windows 10 Pro devices. The change blocks the policy on Windows 10 Pro systems, as it is only available on Enterprise, Education and Server SKUs after the Anniversary Update. The policy "do not display the lock screen" allowed you to turn the lock screen off so that the logon screen is displayed right away. The lock screen displays information such as a clock or notifications to the user of the operating system. Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization.You find the policy under Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Data Collection and Preview Builds > Allow Telemetry Lock screen One option to at least limit the tips is to set the Telemetry level to Basic or below. The release of Windows 10 Version 1607 restricts the policy to Enterprise and Education SKUs. Windows 10 may show tips to the user of the operating system that explain how to use Windows 10, or how to use certain features of the operating system. The change prevents Windows 10 Pro users from enabling the policy to block third-party application installations or links. So, if you did not want Candy Crush to be pushed to your operating system, you'd disable the policy to block that from happening.
It powers among other things the installation of third-party apps and extra links on Windows 10.
We have talked about the feature previously. The big one is the Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences policy. Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Cloud Content.They do contain the note stating that the policy only applies to the listed editions of Windows 10, and modifying the policy has no affect on editions not listed there. The policies are still listed when you open the Group Policy Editor on Windows 10 Pro or another affected edition of Windows 10. Show Microsoft and popular third-party apps
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