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The document describes command line arguments that can be used with a program. It lists arguments for app behavior, tabs, buttons, services, schedulers, and more. The arguments allow controlling privacy settings, reverting settings, and quitting the program.

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The document describes command line arguments that can be used with a program. It lists arguments for app behavior, tabs, buttons, services, schedulers, and more. The arguments allow controlling privacy settings, reverting settings, and quitting the program.

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# Arguments #

Note: Case sensitive.

### App arguments ###


-nosplash
Hide Splashscreen.
-proxy
Get rule updates via proxy. Example: -proxy "127.0.0.1:8080"

### Tab arguments ###


-reg4gp
Use registry for Group Policy instead of group policy objects.
-nofw
Bypass Firewall tab loading.
-noappx
Bypass Appx tab loading.

### Button arguments ###


Note: Can't be used together. Priority order.

-default
Switch everything to default, except Appx.
-privacyAll
Switch everything to full privacy, except Appx.
-privacy ""
Switch list of buttons to privacy. Example: -privacy "GP1 GP2 Service2 Scheduler3
Rule2 Misc1"
Full list of buttons below.
-revert ""
Revert list of buttons to default state. Example: -revert "GP1 GP2 Service2
Scheduler3 Rule2 Misc1"
Full list of buttons below.

### Additional Button arguments ###


-security
Check "Set Telemetry to Security level". (Windows 10 Enterprise and LTSB)
-includeAdd
Check "Include All Additional settings". (Windows 10)
-close
Quit program after arguments execution.

### List of buttons ###


* GP1 - Internet Explorer Customer Experience Improvement Program
* GP2 - Use OneDrive for file storage
* GP3 - Allow Cortana
* GP4 - Allow search and Cortana to use location
* GP5 - Throttle additional data
* GP6 - Windows Error Reporting
* GP7 - Steps Recorder
* GP8 - Inventory Collector
* GP9 - Telemetry
* GP10 - Input personalization
* GP11 - Handwriting automatic learning
* GP12 - PerfTrack
* GP13 - Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool
* GP14 - Advertising ID
* GP15 - Windows Customer Experience Improvement Program
* GP16 - Windows Messenger Customer Experience Improvement Program
* GP17 - Search Companion
* GP18 - Microsoft consumer experiences
*
* Service1 - Diagnostics Tracking Service
* Service2 - Diagnostics Hub Standard Collector Service
* Service3 - dmwappushservice
* Service4 - DataCollectionPublishingService (DcpSvc)
* Service5 - Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service
*
* Scheduler1 - Consolidator
* Scheduler2 - KernelCeipTask
* Scheduler3 - UsbCeip
* Scheduler4 - BthSQM
* Scheduler6 - Sqm-Tasks
* Scheduler7 - Proxy
* Scheduler8 - Compatibility Appraiser
* Scheduler9 - ProgramDataUpdater
* Scheduler11 - DiskDiagnosticDataCollector
* Scheduler12 - GatherNetworkInfo
*
* GPapp1 - Let Windows apps access account information
* GPapp2 - Let Windows apps access the calendar
* GPapp3 - Let Windows apps access call history
* GPapp4 - Let Windows apps access the camera
* GPapp5 - Let Windows apps access the contacts
* GPapp6 - Let Windows apps access email
* GPapp7 - Let Windows apps access an eye tracker device
* GPapp8 - Let Windows apps access location
* GPapp9 - Let Windows apps access messaging
* GPapp10 - Let Windows apps access the microphone
* GPapp11 - Let Windows apps access motion
* GPapp12 - Let Windows apps access notifications
* GPapp13 - Let Windows apps make phone calls
* GPapp14 - Let Windows apps control radios
* GPapp15 - Let Windows apps access Tasks
* GPapp16 - Let Windows apps access trusted devices
* GPapp17 - Let Windows apps access diagnostic information about other apps
* GPapp18 - Let Windows apps run in the background
* GPapp19 - Let Windows apps communicate with unpaired devices
*
* GPact1 - Allow publishing of User Activities
* GPact2 - Allow upload of User Activities
* GPact3 - Enables Activity Feed
*
* Misc1 - Show sync provider notifications
* Misc2 - Tailored experiences
*
* Rule1 - Firewall Spy
* Rule2 - Firewall Extra
* Rule3 - Firewall Update

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