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>>mfwit+(OP)
The final straw for me and Windows was when I took the time to remove some annoying feature, cortana or edge, can't remember.

Then an update replaced my work.

It wasnt some 'uninstall program', but a multi-step process that involved registry editing.

I don't feel like I have control over Windows.

>>hospit+7g
I always love how Windows 10 shows Cortana using something like 0.1% or 0.2% of system CPU even after I disable it. Really what is it doing at that point?