That's really the only way you're going to prevent anything from being sent. Please don't take this the wrong way, but: stop using the product. Is there maybe a list of hosts/IPs that I could block using the hosts file? Then I installed Firefox, so I won't have to use IE. I also did not create a Microsoft account or logged in into an existing one, I just skipped that stuff and went with a normal Windows account. Get better protection from malware by sending info and files to MS Let Windows and apps request my location Use Bing let MS use my search history, location and some acc info I selected customize.Īnd here are the settings that I used: Automatically get device drivers, apps and info for new devices I did not use the Express settings during the installation. So my question is: How can I use Windows 10 unattended, without getting keylogged and sending everything to Microsoft? Since it is only a preview, I really don't want to rely on their encryption etc and I simply don't want my files being sent over the Internet to anyone and I also don't want my keystrokes and my whole usage patterns to be sent to anyone. I don't want to help Microsoft to improve Windows, I just want to experience all the system changes and brace myself as a developer up for what might be coming soon.īut from what I heard, everything you do on the machine is being sent to Microsoft.
I want to use it as my actual main system for a few weeks/months (and yes I know you're not supposed to do that) meaning that some sensitive data like source codes to some of my projects will be on that machine.
I don't want to just install a few programs on it and see if they work, I also don't just want to quickly check out the new functionality. I would really like to test the technical preview of Windows 10.
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