Windows 10: How To Disable "Get More Out Of Windows" Annoying Nag Screen?

Greetings All,


After just about every update to Windows 10 Monthly I see a nag screen on all of my Windows 10 devices asking me to "Get more out of Windows" or "Finish Setting Up Windows" or something similar. This "nag screen" takes up the entire display and prevents me from using the device until I either skip it or follow the prompts.


Several months ago I could stop these nag screens by going to Settings> Notifications & Actions> and then unchecking the following options:





This is no longer stopping the nag screens anymore. Despite those options being unchecked the nag screens have come back. How can I permanently disable these very annoying nag screens that appear after the monthly CU and/or feature updates?


TIA

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Microsoft Edge: How to disable annoying Nag Screen?


I use Outlook 2010 with Gmail and am happy with that combination. I'm not looking to change my email programme.

I just want to get rid of the annoying Edge nag screen that is "harassing me" for choosing not to use Edge. (and I'd rather not get rid of the nag screen by capitulating and being forced into using Edge...)

 

Microsoft Edge: How to disable annoying Nag Screen?

Weird, it works fine on my system. I haven't had the nag screen show up yet (and I've tested using both IE11 and Chrome). All hyperlinks in my email launch in the default browser I choose. However, I am running Outlook 2013 so maybe there is a difference in how it handles things in the back end? Only other thing I can think of is maybe choose 'set defaults by apps', select IE11, click the 'select all' and save it. Maybe that might work? But maybe you tried that already... Can't think of anything else to try... *Sad

 

Microsoft Edge: How to disable annoying Nag Screen?


I think the problem stems mostly from the IE version that comes with 10 as the back bone for Edge while the interface for one or the other is what gets set as the default. You will still find the folder for IE 11 when browsing the Program Files(32bit and 64bit Windows for 64bit version) and the Program Files(x86) on the 64bit W10 where you simply pin the iexplorer.exe to the task bar, the Start menu, or both. The 64bit Windows has the advantage of seeing two IEs versus one Microsoft Edge as far as seeing which one will end up being the default.