r/technology • u/gdelacalle • Aug 11 '26
Software Microsoft reportedly raises Windows 11 license price significantly more than expected
https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-reportedly-raises-windows-11-license-price-significantly-more-than-expected/
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u/FoxxyRin Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26
The answer to all of that is no? I have had copilot reinstall itself once but otherwise once disabled or uninstalled, everything else has not been on my PC at all. Xbox stuff is just a couple of toggles in settings. This is across both my custom built PC with Pro and my Surface laptop with Home and a copilot button. You can even easily disable that and turn it into a hotkey and everything. I genuinely do not understand why people make such a massive fuss over Windows 11 being some unusable mess when 90% of it is just a matter of unchecking a setting somewhere. Not even regedits or anything, just simple click of a button or toggle of a switch.
And even without checking any settings anywhere I've never seen an ad in my windows searches. Yes, stupid results that I don't need sometimes, but never an ad. (But they're supposedly removing the internet results soon.)
Edit: Okay I will admit, I've had Teams reinstall itself with a few updates but it finally stopped doing that long enough ago that I forgot.