Sysprep is supported.

The relocation unattend setting will also continue to exist.

However, this is an enterprise feature. It's not meant for home users. And the enterprise area at Microsoft...

Microsoft's enterprise team is no longer testing the relocate Users folder feature, so going forward you will have to put up with the risk of this not working as expected. It may work in one build...

Not sure where you heard that. The overwhelming majority are on Windows 7. Windows 10 is a distant second, and XP is third.

I'm using 1703.

I've tried three different computers, and the key is always named SubscribedContent-310093Enabled. I've also used a registry edit to set this value.What are you seeing that is different?

Not to my knowledge. A Microsoft employee on Twitter said that this particular issue is known.

This is a known issue in 1703. It should be fixed by the time the August, 2017 cumulative update is released.

WHOA WHOA WHOA there, buddy! Let's try to keep wrong information to a minimum, mmkay?

I use CopyProfile with local user accounts and domain user accounts every day.

The default profile is the...

Well, I manage about 4000 computers, so that's unrealistic. That's why I was asking whether it happens automatically during the upgrade...

If are currently using 1511 and have StickyNotes and then update to 1607 through Windows Update, does the update process automatically convert to the 1607 version of StickyNotes?

Is there a way to do this via the registry? I am trying to do this for my organization and would need to do it programmatically. Thanks!

I'm using Anniversary Update with the latest CU.

Why can't they make this available to all builds? Or at least the most recent public build.

It kind of defeats the purpose of separating the Store from the operating system if you have to have a...

Which build are you using? Your entire "Advanced options" page looks different from mine.

Also: have you clicked the "Check for updates" button? That is what applies the Group Policy.

Just did a clean install of Windows 10 Anniversary Update in a VM, updated to .351. Then, I used Group Policy to disable automatic updates. Restarted the computer. Now, it is greyed-out. Have you...

I disagree. The descriptions in the tutorials have not described precisely what each policy controls and how (and if) they control different things.

No, that's incorrect. If you use Group Policy, the "Give me updates for other Microsoft products when I update Windows" option can no longer be changed and will be greyed-out.

I see. Hopefully, someone will see this tutorial and can tell us what these two policies do.

Yes, but are they the same? Let's ignore the different Windows 10 editions.

Is this setting doing the exact same thing as the Group Policy I mentioned (just that it also works on Home edition),...

Is this the same or different from Consumer Experience? (Group Policy Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Cloud Content> "Turn off Microsoft consumer experience")

There is feedback that you can upvote in Feedback Hub that's about there being no indication that updates are turned off:
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Just FYI: this isn't new. This has existed at least since Windows XP. I know because I used to use it 15 years ago. :)

The problem has nothing to do with the amount of people in the Insider program. The problem is that Microsoft itself is doing almost no testing. It's very well-documented that Microsoft fired its...

There is now a feedback item you can upvote to fix the Settings app issue not showing that automatic updates are disabled:
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