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Ok Shawn I didn't know about re clicking the paper clip again I've tried another test run but I cannot get it to attach.
I am sorry but tit it seems really very difficult compared to the old 7 way
Ok Shawn I didn't know about re clicking the paper clip again I've tried another test run but I cannot get it to attach.
I am sorry but tit it seems really very difficult compared to the old 7 way
Hi Brink,
I have what could easily be a stupid question...
What happened to step 2 in Option Two?
I have not yet tried to implement this solution, and seeing that none have had a problem with the procedure, it seems like it was an oversight of renumbering the steps.
Thanks for the tutorial; it seems to be the simplest solution I've read. I will apply Option One.
Cheers.
Shawn, does the group policy option add that reg key when enabled?
I notice I already have that reg entry without using the reg file.
Thanks Shawn, I kind of figured that must be the case.
The Group Policy Edit plus the simple GWX Control Panel at http://ultimateoutsider.com/downloads/ have defeated Microsoft's attempts to upgrade my desktop PC so far!
Today for the first time I got the update nag when checking for new updates. I have since added the registry entry mentioned in the tutorial as well as set the group policy entry for the update yet I still got the nag on start up. I found the entries in task manager but Windows won't let me disable the ones under gpxtriggers. I did disable the others so on last reboot I did not get the nag. How do I make sure that I don't get it again and that Windows isn't downloading the update?
Hey townsbg, :)
Double check to see if this below is what you're seeing instead.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/6...s-7-8-1-a.html
Yes that's what it is so I already implemented option 2. How do I make sure that it isn't being downloaded?