Windows 10: You'll get UPDATES LIKE IT or NOT – unless you have Enterprise Edition

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  1. Nuk

    Nuk MDL Novice

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    infoworld dot com/article/2951214/microsoft-windows/on-the-road-to-windows-10-problems-with-forced-updates-and-kb-3073930.html

    "Also note that wushowhide only works after the fact: You can't pre-emptively tell wushowhide to block certain patches or certain groups of patches. You have to get stung first, then block a specific patch that has been manually uninstalled."
     
  2. Nucleus

    Nucleus MDL Guru

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    #142 Nucleus, Jul 25, 2015
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    Ah I see, you and he (in that article) are talking about blocking troublesome driver updates/windows updates after they were installed and you manually removed them.

    I mean that this update troubleshooter also allows you to block unwanted updates first. I'm using it on a clean install and stopped all the updates for Office components I don't have installed.

    In that respect my original post is valid, you can block updates before they are installed. The original question I quoted in my reply was...

     
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    #144 Nucleus, Jul 25, 2015
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  4. biatche

    biatche MDL Addicted

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    is this a valid idea with regards to controlling updates..? --

    block m$ update servers via hosts and then install updates manually via the msu files (and hope someone makes an update list)
     
  5. intelarmamd

    intelarmamd MDL Member

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    Installing updates manually seems to be the solution for Managed Windows 10 systems.
     
  6. Buckie

    Buckie MDL Junior Member

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    I thought you could simply op out of windows insider and select download but don't install or don't download at all ? They allow you to keep windows active too, as it's not part of being an insideder that allows you to get windows 10 it's your possession of windows 7 or 8 ???
    It's only if you stay in you'll keep getting the updates, including windows 11 .....
     
  7. dummekuehe

    dummekuehe MDL Senior Member

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    I just noticed that 360 total security has a tool called patchup. Maybe it can be used as a replacement for windows update.
    It looks like it downloads and installs updates manually, and not with the windows update api.
     
  8. damianfox

    damianfox MDL Senior Member

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    This is what i'm going to be doing since I keep the Windows Update Service Disabled.
     
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  9. bozoderclown

    bozoderclown MDL Novice

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    I wonder when M$ screw up new updates like some time ago with win7 (disk was checking always during system boot up and second update which cause error with graphics driver)
     
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  11. carphedon

    carphedon MDL Novice

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    I installed enterprise edition few days ago and i really like it. No problems at all, no automatic driver updates that crash system, telemetery can be disabled etc. I recommend everyone to install enterprise edition instead of pro, solves a lot of issues and complaints.
     
  12. Nuk

    Nuk MDL Novice

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    The idea is that the driver isn't even installed in the first place, not to uninstall it AFTER it has already been installed...