The problem is the forced install of LGs bloatware that can install anything with full permissions, this solves nothing. Until the issue of hardware being allowed to install whatever trash bloatware they want the problem has not even been addressed.
This should not be the fix, but noting here for posterity that this can be disabled in the Group policy Editor:
To stop Windows from auto-installing it again, or to block similar apps from other brands, open Group Policy Editor with gpedit.msc, then go to Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Device Installation. Enable “Prevent automatic download of applications associated with device metadata,” and click Apply.
The problem is the forced install of LGs bloatware that can install anything with full permissions, this solves nothing. Until the issue of hardware being allowed to install whatever trash bloatware they want the problem has not even been addressed.
This should not be the fix, but noting here for posterity that this can be disabled in the Group policy Editor:
Somehow people think linux is hard
“Linux is too hard, there’s too many config files” all while Microsoft requires people to learn what databases and Group policy are.
Isn’t the group policy editor disabled for most non-Enterprise editions of Windows these days?