Disable Game Bar in Windows 10
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@Kelly said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
This is some serious BS from MS. So few people will use this it should be something you have to install, not installed by default.
that's the name of the game for Windows today. In all honestly, I don't consider this a serious product any longer. Windows is now an entertainment platform a la Windows 98.
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Is most of theses annoyances like the game bar available on windows 10 enterprise?
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@black3dynamite Yup.
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The only thing this is really good for in business is to make training videos. That's about it. Or to pirate Netflix movies. Hmmm...
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@NerdyDad said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
The only thing this is really good for in business is to make training videos. That's about it. Or to pirate Netflix movies. Hmmm...
I bet it uses some useful format so that it isn't any good for that, either.
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@scottalanmiller said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@NerdyDad said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
The only thing this is really good for in business is to make training videos. That's about it. Or to pirate Netflix movies. Hmmm...
I bet it uses some useful format so that it isn't any good for that, either.
Comes out as an mp4 format.
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@Dashrender said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
e the other day asking what this green box was - something about recording a game? At first I thought she has picked up some type of malware, etc, nope.
I did a screen share and she showed me the prompt.This happens all the time on using Citrix Receiver on any Windows 10 computer
Although it will not record anything anyway. -
@NerdyDad said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@scottalanmiller said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@NerdyDad said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
The only thing this is really good for in business is to make training videos. That's about it. Or to pirate Netflix movies. Hmmm...
I bet it uses some useful format so that it isn't any good for that, either.
Comes out as an mp4 format.
Not so bad.
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@dbeato said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@Dashrender said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
e the other day asking what this green box was - something about recording a game? At first I thought she has picked up some type of malware, etc, nope.
I did a screen share and she showed me the prompt.This happens all the time on using Citrix Receiver on any Windows 10 computer
Although it will not record anything anyway.I haven't tried recording in a Citrix connected session - though for training videos, I suppose that could be helpful.
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@JaredBusch said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
My Windows 10 1703 installs do not have this active.
Also, if tt is active, you can disable it from the settings panel like any other setting.
Going into the registry is just wrong.
I have not looked for a GPO setting as this has never affected any of my clients.
Did you bother to look for a GPO setting? Or did you just jump straight to the OMFG kill it with fire in the registry?
A google search did not turn up a specific GPO setting - and no I didn't dig into the thousands of GPO settings looking for it.
But I can very EASILY put a registry change into a GPO and solve this problem - and since the registry is what I found first when googling for a GPO solution to this, that is what I posted here in this thread.
The registry post was also for Admins, not normal home users who just want to turn it off for themselves. We are a SMB support site, are we not?
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@Dashrender said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@JaredBusch said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
My Windows 10 1703 installs do not have this active.
Also, if tt is active, you can disable it from the settings panel like any other setting.
Going into the registry is just wrong.
I have not looked for a GPO setting as this has never affected any of my clients.
Did you bother to look for a GPO setting? Or did you just jump straight to the OMFG kill it with fire in the registry?
A google search did not turn up a specific GPO setting - and no I didn't dig into the thousands of GPO settings looking for it.
But I can very EASILY put a registry change into a GPO and solve this problem - and since the registry is what I found first when googling for a GPO solution to this, that is what I posted here in this thread.
The registry post was also for Admins, not normal home users who just want to turn it off for themselves. We are a SMB support site, are we not?
That's a bit harsh, I think @JaredBusch was trying to resolve the issue for that user specifically. The Registry can be used over GPO as the AMDX Templates do not include that setting as far as I have seen.
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@Dashrender said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
We are a SMB support site, are we not?
General IT, not SMB specifically.
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@dbeato said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
That's a bit harsh,
Seriously? have you seen JB's posts around here? LOL
As for JB helping my one user - I already solved the issue for my user with the registry solution.
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@Dashrender Lol, I am not one to know here as I am pretty new to this but I would think it will be okay if you say so.
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@dbeato said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@Dashrender Lol, I am not one to know here as I am pretty new to this but I would think it will be okay if you say so.
Yeah, @Dashrender is not the harsh one.
And no, I was not trying to help the one user.
I was
- pointing out that there are settings for it.
- pointing out that you should properly look for the way to administratively shut this off
- Because Registry keys are a legacy hack.
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@JaredBusch said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
pointing out that there are settings for it.
pointing out that you should properly look for the way to administratively shut this offBecause Registry keys are a legacy hack.
Got it...
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@JaredBusch said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@dbeato said in Disable Game Bar in Windows 10:
@Dashrender Lol, I am not one to know here as I am pretty new to this but I would think it will be okay if you say so.
Yeah, @Dashrender is not the harsh one.
LOL
- pointing out that you should properly look for the way to administratively shut this off
- Because Registry keys are a legacy hack.
I did search for non registry options before posting, just didn't find any in the 5 mins of looking.
- pointing out that you should properly look for the way to administratively shut this off
