You can see ads on Windows 10 at the lock screen, Start menu, notifications ... See how to turn them off easily.

  The ads here include: game ads, office, applications, Microsoft Edge ... These ads are not uncomfortable so you may not realize its presence. The ad is not up to you free upgrade to Windows 10. Whether you buy Windows 10 or Windows 10 rights are built into the computer when purchased, these ads still appear. Contents Table of Contents: Turn off the ads on the lock screen Disable application suggestions in the Start menu Refused to accept recommendations from Microsoft Turn off Get Office alerts Delete Candy Crush Saga and other auto-installed apps Turn off Live Tiles and remove the Windows Store from the Start menu Do not allow Cortana to "bounce" on the Taskbar How to disable all ads on Windows 10

1. Turn off the ads on the lock screen The ads on the lock screen are mostly game ads. To disable ads on the Windows 10 lock screen, open Settings (press Windows + I or Start menu -> Settings) select Personalization. In the left pane, select Lock screen, then look to the right pane, choose Picture or Slideshow in Background. Continue to look down, switch the switch in Get fun facts, tips, and more from Windows and Cortana on your lock screen to the left (white - Off). Turn off the ads on the lock screen 2. Disable application suggestions in the Start menu The Start Menu item includes Microsoft Store Windows applications (including free and paid). To turn off suggestions of this application, open Settings (press Windows + I or Start menu -> Settings) select Personalization. In the left pane, select Start, then look to the right pane in the Minutes show suggestions in Start (left - white). Disable application suggestions in the Start menu

3. Refuse to receive recommendations from Microsoft Windows 10 regularly informs you about great tips, but mainly to advertise its services and applications. For example, it is recommended to use Microsoft Edge to save battery power. If these "tips" bother you, you can easily turn off by opening Settings (press Windows + I or Start menu -> Settings) select System. In the left pane, select Notifications & Actions, then look at the right-hand pane in the Get tips, tricks, and suggestions section as you use Windows to the left (white). Refused to accept recommendations from Microsoft 4. Turn off Get Office alerts Windows 10 includes the Get Office application, which generates recommended messages using Microsoft Office. It also appears in the Start menu. To turn off this message, open Settings (press Windows + I or Start menu -> Settings) select System. Select Notifications & Actions in the left menu, then look to the right of the switch in the Get Office to the left (white - Off). Turn off Get Office alerts You can also uninstall the Get Office application from the Start menu by right-clicking on it and selecting Uninstall. However, it will reappear when you update to Windows 10. Remove the Get Office application from the Start menu

5. Delete Candy Crush Saga and other auto-installed apps Windows 10 will automatically install applications on users' computers such as: Candy Crush Soda Saga, Flipboard, Twitter, and Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition. These applications are part of the "Microsoft Consumer Experience". To remove these applications, just find the Start menu, right-click on them and select Uninstall. Delete Candy Crush Saga and other auto-installed apps 6. Turn off Live Tiles and remove the Windows Store from the Start menu The default Windows Store and Xbox are pinned to the Start menu. They use live tile to advertise games and Microsoft applications you want to download. To disable these ads, just right-click on these tile tiles, choose Turn live tile off to stop these tiles from changing your ads regularly or Unpin from Start to unpin these tiles in the Start menu. . Turn off Live Tiles and uninstall the Windows Store 7. Do not allow Cortana to bounce up Cortana refuses to "sit still" waiting for you to order that "bounces" frequently on the taskbar and encourages you to use it. If you feel this "itchy eye" can prevent Cortana "bouncing" by clicking on the Cortana search box on the taskbar, click the Settings button in the left pane, then look at the frame. Right side switches the Taskbar Tidbits to the left (white - Off). Do not allow Cortana to "bounce" on the Taskbar Good luck!!!