The Tile Data model server is unable to start, if the Remote Procedure Call service is stopped or disabled (source: batcmd.com but because of not having posted enough I can't post links yet so link sent by pm)
No way to disable things like telemetry instead of removing them? Possible to revert back to normal settings?
My windows often has a connection open from svchost to a microsoft IP of 157.56.104.184 port 3544, anyone know what that is? From the PID it's either from Appinfo, AppMgmt, BITS, iphlpsvc, LanmanServer, ProfSvc, Schedule, SENS, ShellHWDetection, Themes, UserManager or Winmgmt
With that nothing is done, svchost.exe process and services are configured in boot time (before the svchost.exe and services starts).
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Are there any ways to stop everything about telemetry but leaving just the speech recognition and the cortana's stuff ? Thank you! I think it shoudn't be a tragedy if Microsoft just know if i'm asking Cortana if today it's gonna to be rainy or not...
If you have Cortana working, you cannot prevent it from sending to Microsoft; Your location. Your voice. Your typing. Your writing. Your browsing and search history. It needs that data to pass along to the NSA... I mean uh to help... make it better... somehow... It'd be like locking the door to your house, then standing outside and handing over your data to strangers anyway. While also leaving a large window open with a COME ON IN sign flashing in neon.
74.125.0.0/16 this seems to belong to google and makes the start of youtube videos and the change of resolutions much slower your list is missing 191.232.0.0/13 without it i have the explorer.exe connecting to msnbot-191-232-139-135.search.msn.com for example does anybody know the the ips for the windows update? i would like to try to block all in and out coming connections but allowing windows to update
Which is the "better" way to block? Like #1 by hosts-file or by AIO: DisableWinTracking from 10se1ucgo, by windows firewall?
I've read much in this thread and found these possible solutions: 1. blocking hosts file is useless because of the whitelist in dnsapi.dll, cracking possible but this seems not the right way, right? 2. builtin firewall rules (#191 by shewolf), IP-Range block list/router (#254 by aeonian) or peerblock with blocklist but aren't all difficult to maintain? 3. disabling telemetry&data acquisiton (#375 by shewolf). A good way to disable this stuff, but what happend after updates run this batch over and over again? 4. SMRT tool & deinstallation (#1 by s1ave77). Deinstallation of apps to prevent the "chatter". A good idea maybe less to block but is this wise to do? Can somebody give me an advice which way is better? Maybe other better solutions possible?
i would block all traffic by default in an external firewall and only allow what i use, but also disable whatever can be disabled so it doesn't waste computer resources... if you don't have a external firewall, you can start with a windows firewall, i wouldn't trust it tho without network traffic analysis, forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/64640-Windows-Firewall-Configuration-Truly-Block-EVERYTHING
login to your router via ssh or telnet, then you gonna type a command to insert the rule, it's gonna look something like "iptables -I OUTPUT -d ip/range -j logdrop" then "service iptables save" then go to your logs and see if it's working, if it is then you can delete the rule and create a new one without logging "-j drop" replace ip/range by either single ip or range , so it will look like this: iptables -I OUTPUT -d 65.52.34.34 -j logdrop (for single ip) or iptables -I OUTPUT -d 65.52.0.0/14 -j logdrop (for a range) to delete the rule iptables -D OUTPUT 1 always do "service iptables save" after you make changes i just picked random ip, find out what the range is for telementary, also go youtube and learn some iptables basics before you mess with it
Yea that's why I was asking if anyone knew anything about it, I don't know enough about IP Tables to mess with it But cheers for that, I`ll have a read up on it later on - wish it was a bit more user friendly, like "Add the URL or IP you want to block here" There is an access restrictions web blocking area, but it's not working in the last 10 builds for my router