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How do you eliminate Windows Update?
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[quote:Useless Cookie Eater:MV8yNTQ2MDUwXzQ0MTY3MjU0XzE2MzE4Qjk3] [quote:Cat.Man.Deux:MV8yNTQ2MDUwXzE5NkNBRDgx] Does anybody know how to completely eliminate Windows Update from ever running on 7? I disabled it everywhere I could find to do so, but it's right there in the task manager every time I boot, like I never changed anything. I can stop the service in Task Manager, but it immediately restarts itself, even if I stop it after the computer has been running for many hours, which doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't you think that after a while, it would have already checked for updates for that day and not start again, or is the code not that sophisticated? Or is it doing something OTHER than update checks? [/quote] You need to disable the service... ...and/or take it out of boot menu if stopping the service still allows it to appear in the task manager. [youtube] http://youtu.be/vWd4k2OggJY[/youtube] [/quote]
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Does anybody know how to completely eliminate Windows Update from ever running on 7?
I disabled it everywhere I could find to do so, but it's right there in the task manager every time I boot, like I never changed anything.
I can stop the service in Task Manager, but it immediately restarts itself, even if I stop it after the computer has been running for many hours, which doesn't make sense to me.
Wouldn't you think that after a while, it would have already checked for updates for that day and not start again, or is the code not that sophisticated? Or is it doing something OTHER than update checks?
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