Nothing surprising. Microsoft always does what it sees fit. I will remind you of the “involuntary” installation of the helpers “Search Trends” and “News and Interests” in the bar. On some systems, Office365 installations that no one asked for appear on their own over time, we can find 2x Edge icons on the desktop and the like. I don’t even want to talk about the erect middleman to all the admins, it’s already an incredible wilderness. Well, Microsoft will do anything to squeeze more money from users, or data that it then sells. But for his Explorer to work properly, they don’t care anymore… Try disconnecting your network drive… you’ll be surprised what Explorer can (can’t) do.
