Windows 10: Applications not automatically installed in Windows

There are many other features not automatically installed in windows, I want to know more about them.


...in "add and remove programs" is the option to add additional features like "web core, support, NET, security, etc." Is this all for developers or can it make my experience better.


Do i need to learn computer science and programming languages to use them, are they fpr building app for others or making the most of my machine?


Second... I forget what its called at the moment but the example is in in the firewall settings.. "public, private and the one above that". How do I set up my home network to a business standard.


Lastly... Can I get rid of the bloatware and block "user experience" advertising. I am not a consumer.. its annoying and i consider it an invasion of privacy.


Any and all recommendtions is appreciated. I'd love to learn AI and have Cortana or whatever engage me but this retail BS is killing me.


I've just started fresh on my desk and Laptops. The only program I'm using now is Ableton Live and trying really hard to rid my life of Facebook and like apps that scan for user experience ads. Help

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

Stop windows automatic driver install

I'm having a problem with installing a nvidia card. windows 7 automatically installs some wdm 1.1 drivers, then when i install the 195.39 drivers, it gives me less performance. like the cards lags in games when it should run fine.

how can i stop windows from installing the drivers automatically ?

i tried checking the "don't install drivers from windows update" in device manager. it still installs it.

 

Automatic GPU drivers installed

Hey guys for the past 6 months I've been running a gtx 580 and I've just sent it back today as part of the step up program to get the gtx 680. For the next 2 weeks I will be using my old 9800 gtx+. I installed the card and booted the computer and upon getting to the windows screen, windows searched automatically online and installed drivers. I rebooted and checked the driver version, and sure enough, it had found and installed the latest drivers for my card.

I've always manually installed drivers by starting up the nvidia process and all that, what windows did, was it a sufficient driver install? When I get the gtx 680, I'm assuming it will do this again, would it be a smart idea to manually install the driver or would windows version do the exact same thing? Thanks guys.