Windows 10 & Avoiding Crapware

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  1. Stecyk
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    Brink, thank you for your help. I read your comments earlier. Option Two does seem like a lot more work. So I will use your earlier suggestion.

    Thank you!
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  3. Brink
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       New #12

    You're most welcome. I hope it will meet your needs.
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