The difference between the first two is that the list of recommended tweaks usually don't interfere with system functionality while the latter may. Icons at the end of the line indicate whether the tweak is recommended, recommended but with limitations, or not recommended.
Green indicates that the preferences has been adjusted for privacy, and red that it has not (the default Windows 10 state). Net Framework 4.x though, but that is part of Windows 10. Note: O&O ShutUp10 does not need to be installed, you can run it from any location. Tweaks are filed in categories such as Windows Update, Privacy or Security, and listed with a short description and toggles. O&O ShutUp10 is a well designed program that lists all of its tweaks in a simple interface. Some go farther than that, by blocking advertisement and providing users with options to disable other privacy related settings.
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