Windows 10: Revert Privacy & security > For developers > PowerShell setting

Hello there!While configuring windows terminal, I accidentally hit Apply button see screenshot. Do I understand correctly that it set unrestricted policy to PowerShell? Can I revert this setting and how to do so?

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When I upload photos or updates to Facebook, the default privacy setting is "only me".

First, I would strongly suggest filing out this report to
file a privacy issue with Facebook.

Windows Phone should use the privacy settings set on Facebook. Some steps to try to get this account back in a good state…

• Go to the
  Facebook Privacy Settings page.
• Toggle from “Friends” to “Custom” to “Public” and back again to “Friends”. The simple action of toggling the privacy settings may reset the inheritance. This may take several times for the specific settings to stick from browser and then finally sync to
  the phone.
• After each change, go to Settings > Email+Accounts, tap-and-hold Facebook and tap Sync.
  

Or, if that doesn’t work try this…

• Go to Facebook.com and log in from your PC.
• On the top-right of the page, click the downward arrow next to Home and click Account Settings.
• Click Security. Next to Secure Browsing, click Edit and deselect “Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) when possible”.Note: this is just temporary, you can change it back after you complete the rest of the steps below.
• Go to the Windows Phone on Facebook page:
  http://apps.facebook.com/7933375107/?ref=ts. Note: it will appear like an empty page, but refresh it a number of times until…
• When you go to http://facebook.com you see the “Windows Phone” app on the left-hand sidebar under APPS.
• Click the pencil icon next to “Windows Phone” and click Edit Settings. Scroll down to “Posts on your behalf” and ensure it’s set appropriately.

OR, try this:

• On your computer (not your phone), go to:
  https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=applications.
• Click "Edit" next to "Old versions of Facebook for mobile". Make sure this is set to Friends, Custom, or Public (whatever your desired privacy state is).

Let us know if this works or not.

 

Problems with Windows 10 Version 1703

Hi,

The recent development for the creators update is still being discussed. And since all of the support help topics for it is not available, we suggest reverting back to the previous 1607 update by doing the following steps:

• Open Settings window.
• Click Update and Security, Recovery.
  
• Select Get Started, under Go back.

This will revert your current update to the previous build.

If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to reach us.

 

PowerShell instead of Commandline in Creators Update

Interestingly enough my personal laptop just got the update...and still has Command Prompt listed, not PowerShell...

Edit: Not that it matters...I use both regularly. *Toast :toast: