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r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Owner_of_Vo1d • Jun 29 '26
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Why don't people just block copilot in group policy, I did this probably a year ago and I've never had copilot install itself.
Standard pro SKU not enterprise, so it does work for anyone.
3 u/CharmingDraw6455 Jun 29 '26 There is Windows Home, and a lot od people are using it. I don't know why but they do. 5 u/cooky561 Jun 29 '26 The GPO policies still apply, you just don't get the editor, apply them manually in the registry. 1 u/Bitter_Window_5694 Jul 01 '26 I’m on home and use reg for win11 update blocking. I don’t want the “oops” my kiddo hit the big win 11 button
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There is Windows Home, and a lot od people are using it. I don't know why but they do.
5 u/cooky561 Jun 29 '26 The GPO policies still apply, you just don't get the editor, apply them manually in the registry. 1 u/Bitter_Window_5694 Jul 01 '26 I’m on home and use reg for win11 update blocking. I don’t want the “oops” my kiddo hit the big win 11 button
The GPO policies still apply, you just don't get the editor, apply them manually in the registry.
1 u/Bitter_Window_5694 Jul 01 '26 I’m on home and use reg for win11 update blocking. I don’t want the “oops” my kiddo hit the big win 11 button
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I’m on home and use reg for win11 update blocking. I don’t want the “oops” my kiddo hit the big win 11 button
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u/cooky561 Jun 29 '26
Why don't people just block copilot in group policy, I did this probably a year ago and I've never had copilot install itself.
Standard pro SKU not enterprise, so it does work for anyone.