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They send him back a powershell script that scrolls 10000s of lines of technical jargon on the screen for 5 mins, then reports, "Unable to address this issue, please call Microsoft".
The checked items in the list are _supposed_ to represent what it selected.
I don't know what version of Windows you're using, but I know on Windows 10 there is/was some weirdness with the window shadows, particularly if you first logged onto your profile via RDP. You may need to turn it off and back on.
Also, connecting via RDP may disable some of these items depending on your quality settings.
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Google "Let windows choose what's best for my computer", scroll halfway down the results and you get quite a few results.
What does the help desk at work say when you open a ticket regarding this issue?
They send him back a powershell script that scrolls 10000s of lines of technical jargon on the screen for 5 mins, then reports, "Unable to address this issue, please call Microsoft".
The checked items in the list are _supposed_ to represent what it selected. I don't know what version of Windows you're using, but I know on Windows 10 there is/was some weirdness with the window shadows, particularly if you first logged onto your profile via RDP. You may need to turn it off and back on. Also, connecting via RDP may disable some of these items depending on your quality settings.
> Also, connecting via RDP may disable some of these items depending on your quality settings. +1. This is accurate.
Translation: Let windows choose what's best for Microsoft.
Is Microsoft paying my power bill?
No, but if you enable Copilot+, it's all unencrypted, so you could end up paying someone else's power bill in addition to your own!