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You are then presented with a screen of updates you've installed.

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Also check that same link for updates you may have already installed in Step 2, by instead clicking on ' View Update History'. Then, select the others which don't have that blacklist in the first or second link of this post, to be installed.Ĩ. So, if an update in the first or second link is listed, you right click on the KB in that list, and select 'Hide'.ħ. Then, it presents you with a LIST of updates.Ħ. So when you do Step 1 anew, then you get the menu which has a button allowing you to 'Check for Updates'.ĥ. Windows will never send you notifications, never download, never install. So from this point forward, only if you do Step 1, can you check for Updates.

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This forces Windows 7 or 8 or 8.1 to revert to manual. Click on the triangle in the drop down box, and click on ' Never Check for Updates'.

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That takes you to the next screen, Choose how Windows can Install Updates.ģ. Type 'Windows Update' in the search bar, hit return. Another poster in that thread wanted me to add the following caveat, click here.)ġ. (Earlier pre-correction post of the KBs to avoid, was here. Thus, the first three Steps below are really important. For surely others in the future, will come. Notice from the link, how all these hidden 'Get Windows 10' updates have the same language as that second link. So add 'KB3080149' to your list of updates to HIDE. The guy making that post just found yet another KB which you want to also hide (steps below). Those folks at bleepingcomputer are a valuable help, you'll find. So click here for a typical listing of the KBs to avoid. There are a lot of posts on this around the internet, and they are confusing. That link also helps you understand the roll-back process, by a guy who does it for a living.ĮDIT: for an earlier listing of how-to's, see the next post, click here.

Gpedit enabler .bat how to#

So here's Youtube's.ĮDIT: for cdaringer's post on how to get rid of GWX in your system tray, click here.įor the prior LATEST listing of how-to's, click here. I did those steps live in vimeo and Youtube, but OF COURSE the vimeo link doesn't work. RIGHT-click on that upper left, and select 'Run as Administrator', then follow the KB link instructions (in the 2nd paragraph below the fourth bullet). Whew! To use gpedit.msc, type that in the Start Menu search box, then you'll see it highlighted in blue at the top left. Tell everyone you know to get it! Basically it creates a new field in gpedit.msc so you can block the update. That KB is in your Windows Update for today (7 or 8.1), and IT WILL PREVENT GWX FROM DOWNLOADING.

Then reboot or run (at search line) gpupdate.exe /force, to enable what you just did.ĮDIT: new, just in from Microsoft, 9/17/15, a way to block Win10 updates!.

Frankly, the collection of data is anonymous, supposedly, but what if it's changed, since Win10 is clearly not succeeding as MSFT wants, or they'd not need to snoop on other versions anew.

It applies whether or not you opted in for CEIP and might override any KBs MSFT might manage to send to create added telemetry (aka snooping).

One will be 'Turn off Application Telemetry'.

so double-click on that and you'll see all the options with 'telemetry' in them.

You'll end up then seeing at right 'All settings',.

then type in the word 'telemetry' and hit Okay.

then Click on the 'Action' and select 'Filter Options',.

then arrow down to Administrative Template on the left side,.

Just type it in your search box, then when you see it highlighted at the top left in Win7 or Win8, select it, right-click and 'Run as Administrator'.

grade.htmlĮDIT, 10/30/15, try this article, at NBR, click here.ĮDIT, 10/06/15: warning from Woody Leonhard, the notifiers are baaaccckkk, click here. EDIT, 11/02/15, from beloved Lincoln Spector, the GWX control panel program to get rid of Window 10 update (but it might not always work, MSFT keeps getting around our blocks).