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Don't they already do this with some games and services in Windows 10? Is this just a supercharged version of what happens in Windows 10?

Definitely guarantees that the fTPM stays off on all of my machines so they can't be force upgraded.



I think the new part is putting them on the start menu versus things like a widget bar or dedicated notifications area that you can easily totally ignore or turn off.

It's dumping clutter into things like "shut down" where you aren't expecting clutter.


Heh, I wish I could enable the fTPM in my motherboard so I could use it as a regular TPM under Linux, but Asrock fucked up the ACPI tables something fierce so Linux can't use it.




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