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Has anyone found an "absolute" method to keep ai.exe, ai.dll and aimgr.exe from reinstalling themselves? These intrusive files are resource hogs and I am simply not interested in Microsoft's idea of intelligence. Thank you.
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Hello Greg,
Alright, I don't know of any other method. Maybe another user in the community will be able to help you.
Stephen,
Thanks for answering. Yes, I had already seen, read and applied that solution. It seems to work for awhile, then the annoying files are back.
Hello Greg,
* I am a Microsoft user like you, providing solutions to community members; I am NOT a Microsoft employee.
Sorry about the way these AI tools seem to be slowing your system down. I found a very detailed post by a user named Drcard:)), hopefully, what he explained works for you. Here's the link: https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/be0c841d-22f7-4683-8764-5e23e2de3979.
Hope that helps you.