How to quickly turn off Share experiences feature on Windows 10 Creators Update
Windows 10 Creators Update has a Share experiences feature, but you may want to turn it off. TipsMake will show you how to do it, protect your privacy and improve your performance.
Detailed instructions on how to disable Share experiences on Windows 10 Creators Update to improve performance and security. TipsMake helps you do it easily.
How to configure Shared experiences on and off on Win 10
Step 1: Open Settings .
Step 2: On the Settings window, find and click System .
Step 3: Click Shared experiences .
Step 4: Turn on or off the Share across devices option by using the toggle button to ON or OFF .
When you enable Project Rome on Windows 10, you can easily share and receive data from devices that are connected to your Microsoft account or nearby. While only a handful of apps support Project Rome right now, the feature will be enhanced in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, providing improved integration with developer services and a better user experience.
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