How to Get Rid of "Suggested Apps" (like Candy Crush) in Windows 10

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[The Verge] How to Recover From a Bad GPU Driver Update NVIDIA and AMD send out new drivers for their current graphics cards at roughly monthly intervals. These often improve performance, especially on the latest AAA games…except when they don’t. Read This Article → How to Prevent Videos from Autoplaying in Chrome Look, autoplaying videos are awful. No one likes them, and I honestly don’t understand why this continues to be a thing that happens on the web. Thankfully, if you’re a Chrome user, you can easily stop this from happening. Read This Article → How to Spot a “Deep Fake” Face-Swapped Video Recently, Reddit has been making news again with a subreddit in w hich people use a machine learning tool called "Deep Fake" to automatically replace one person's face with another in a video. Obviously, since this is the internet, people are using it for two things: fake celebrity porn and inserting Nicolas Cage into random movies. Read This Article → How to Get Rid of “Suggested Apps” (like Candy Crush) in Windows 10 Windows 10 automatically installs apps like Candy Crush Soda Saga and FarmVille 2 when you first sign in. It also displays more “Suggested Apps” from the Store, both at the left side of your Start menu and at the right side as live tiles. You can disable these to clean up your Start menu. Read This Article → How to Reduce Your iPhone’s Brightness Lower Than iOS Allows If you use your iPhone a lot at night, even the Night Shift feature can’t stop your screen from burning your eyes. Luckily, there’s a way to reduce the brightness of the screen even more than the lowest possible setting. Read This Article → Thanks to Bitcoin, Buying a PC Is Better Than Building One (for Now) High-end graphics cards are in super high demand right now. Not because of a sudden bloom of PC gamers, but because they’re the most efficient way of adding number-crunching power to cryptocurrency mining “rigs.” This makes building a PC very, very expensive. Read This Article → How to Customize Android Text Message Notifications Based on their Contents The Android notification system is arguably one of the best things about the OS. But what if you could make it better? An app called Converbration can do just that by allowing you to completely customize notifications for your text messages based on a number of factors. Read This Article → How to Stop iCloud Photo Library From Using Your Cellular Data iCloud Photo Library is one of those features that just works: take a photo or video on your iPhone, and in a few moments it's available on all your Apple devices. It’s not, however, great if you have a low data cap. Read This Article → How to Create the Ultimate USB Key Ring to Solve Any Computer Problem If you’re “the computer guy” (or girl) to your friends and family, you’re probably asked to diagnose and fix their problems on a regular basis. If you can’t stand to tell them to leave you alone, you might as well embrace your role and come prepared with one key ring full of flash drives to rule them all. Read This Article → Advertisement System Administration & Security - Salary & Skills Report This kit will tell you what you need to know to earn more in system administration and security. Diverse and rapidly changing, network administration and security is the backbone of the 21st century workplace. What are the essential skills of the modern sysadmin? Does it pay to specialize, or go polyglot? Which tech is the overwhelming top pick in the world of configuration management? Offer is only available for a limited time, download today!