Yes it does. it also by default sets Windows updates to occur
automatically. The general user has little control over when/if it
happens; you can indicate overnight hours for updates, but you can't
just turn them off. You can tell Windows that you have a metered
connection if your machine has a WiFi connection, but you have to tweak
the registry if you want to make your ethernet connection metered. Most
users will not do that.
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On 7/18/2016 11:38 AM, Eric Kuhnke wrote:
Or at least reducing the general number of millions of
infected/trojaned Windows PCs out there. I think Win10 by default
installs itself with Microsoft's antivirus services enabled?
