Opting Out of Customer Experience Improvement Program

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JamesJ

Even though I have opted out of the Customer Experience Improvement Program
the following event
triggers periodically on my computer:

Task Scheduler successfully finished
"{0e62a750-a6e2-4f55-9da1-3576fbbb7f73}" instance of the
"\Microsoft\Windows\Customer Experience Improvement
Program\OptinNotification" task for user "machinename\username"

Any way to stop this?

Thanks,.
James
 
Yep, you can open up 'Task Scheduler' and disable the task
'OptinNotification' task (right-click it > disable).

You'll need to expand the Microsoft > Windows > Customer Experience
Improvement Program folder in the left pane to locate the task
 
Got it.

Thanks,
James

Jon said:
Yep, you can open up 'Task Scheduler' and disable the task
'OptinNotification' task (right-click it > disable).

You'll need to expand the Microsoft > Windows > Customer Experience
Improvement Program folder in the left pane to locate the task
Click to expand...
 

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