Microsoft might soon implement ads into File Explorer.
And, for once, some of what it can do looks genuinely useful.
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Microsoft, why you do this! Stahp!
How much more money does a multi-billion dollar company need?
The answer is apparently more...
I look forward to community fixes that will soon get released if MS starts spamming ads.
". . . you can disable them so they will never bother you again. If you do experience this advert nagging you to buy something that you probably would have already bought it you needed it, then just head to View>Options>and look for 'Show sync provider notifications' [and untick the box]. This will now prevent any nasty adverts from randomly appearing on your Windows 10."
Done, and done. Thank you.
Edit: To go one step further, you can disable the Quick Access section, something I did soon after getting Windows 10, because I found it cumbersome. The how-to is a Google search away.
Windows 7 folks. Or if you need resources...Windows 8.1