Recent content by SpacemanSam

I can't find any of them either. Maybe you could try "Get-Realm" to find out where you currently are, then "Set-Realm" to go to the one you want. <Trying "Get-Realm"> Oops, that didn't work. How about "Get-Universe"? <Trying "Get-Universe"> Nope, that didn't work either. Shucks. Maybe if...

I've been writing my own tweaking program for about a decade now (a lot of it taken from this forum -- Thanks, Brink!) and the only part that doesn't work on Win.11 is the Start Menu builder -- Micro$lop changed the start menu building procedure so much so much that the Win.10 code simply...

There is NO SUCH THING as a "cloud" - it's really just an obfuscatory name for "Someone Else's computer." And when you put your files on Someone Else's computer, they aren't your files anymore, they become that Someone Else's files, and that Someone Else is totally free to do whatever he/she/it...

On a hunch I set this value in HKLM instead of HKCU and... it works there too! :-) Do you know a registry setting (or anything else) to eliminate the similar (and equally annoying) message from the taskbar search?

How can I enable or disable this from a script (batch, PowerShell, etc.)?

I agree totally. Check out "Remove Windows AI" on GitHub GitHub - zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI: Force Remove Copilot, Recall and More in Windows 11 I've added it to a Scheduled Task that runs after each Windows Update on all my computers, to fix the things that Micro$$$haft breaks with each update.

How do I disable this using a batch file, .reg file, PowerShell script, etc?

How can I turn this feature off from a batch file, Regedit command or PowerShell script?

Please share the rest of what you've discovered, so the rest of us can benefit from your research. What registry keys to modify? What services to disable or delete? What other tweaks do you recommend? I would especially appreciate a PowerShell or batch file to apply these tweaks, as I have...

Sorry to burst your bubble, but there's no such thing as "the cloud" - it's just an obfuscatory name for "someone else's computer." When you store something "in the cloud", you're really uploading it to someone else's computer, and when you do so, the owner / legal operator of that computer now...

How do I do this from a batch file?

That certainly makes it more difficult, but not necessarily impossible. PowerShell has some cmdlets to manipulate these types of files, and I've sometimes been able to determine what needs to be changed. Do you know the path/file where these settings are stored?

I appreciate that. You've saved me a lot of work! Thanks. Well thank you Micro$oft (NOT). Certainly the settings must be saved somewhere or they wouldn't survive a reboot. I was hoping you knew where so I wouldn't have to go searching myself. Maybe Procmon can tell me.

What's the registry edit to do this?

Can this be done from a batch file?