Build one VM, set the options, then copy it to others.

I do participate. Once you opt-in, you don't have to do anything else. It simply sends telemetry back to Microsoft about menus and tool bars you click on, etc.



>If you set up a bunch of database servers (SQL Server) in a virtual environment, on each of them, when you access them with Terminal Server, we are confronted with the "Microsoft Notification prompt which asks if we want to participate in the customer user experience program". By curiosity, is there really someone who participated in that before. And, if yes, once you do, do you really do that for all server installations you are doing? :)
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>Just thought I would mention it in case someone from the SQL Server team sees this message. I would surely vote to remove that from there and put it elsewhere, if it uses sometimes.
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>When you have to configure dozen of servers, it is somewhat a waste of time on each of them. Then, we have to apply the proper procedures in the buildbook on how to disable it.