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Posted on November 16, 2015 by Andreas Plahn

Permanently Remove the ‘Get Windows 10’ Icon

Source: Ultimate Outsider: Using GWX Control Panel (formerly GWX Stopper) to Permanently Remove the ‘Get Windows 10’ Icon

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