Any idea how to fix this shit?

>>59875551
Gentoo.

>>59875551
You don't "fix" Windows, dumbass. Windows works correctly OUT. OF. THE. BOX. unlike Linux where you have to be a NEET and waste 6 months of your life to get it working.

>>59875551
There's probably some registry hack or group policy to get rid of it, if not, check OOSU 10 and see if it has an option.

>>59875597
It doesn't. And ooshutup10 has an updated Creators Edition version now. It's basically nothing but it gets to my nerves having an exclamation mark down there.

>>59875551
Yeah, don't fuck it up to begin with.

>>59875660
>turning off part of the botnet
>fucking it up

>>59875551
What does it matter if Smartscreen is on if you never use Edge? Just turn it on and forget about it.

Got it. It was the Task Manager -> Start Up Windows Defender icon. It was re-enabled on its own after this system-wide update of "Creators Update", and it's also kinda counter-intuitive since this is not called the Windows Defender icon anymore but a general "Actions Recommended".

Or at least I think that's what did it. I don't think I changed anything else relevant before it disappeared.

>>59875551
You can disable most of Windows 10 botnet features with Powershell. Look it up on Google.

>>59876384
Antibeacon and ooshutup10 can remove almost all botnet features. Or at least, they make it as "botnet" as a vanilla windows 7 or so since you can never be sure.

The the OP pic problem isn't even botnet, unless you run Edge (nobody does), it's mainly a visual annoyance.

>>59876407
Not, it doesn't. Cortana, OneDrive and the App Store are not affected by those programs and will still run in the background.

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>>59875551
>he thinks he is in control of his os
you cant really complain about or chance radically stuff you rent. stop renting windows if it bothers you this much.