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Weird question... does the regedit option works as well for home editions? I always like to go one version behind to avoid bugs and nasty stuff XD.
Sorry for the dumb question.
Windows Update - Defer Feature and Quality Updates in Windows 10
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New #21
Hello FerchogtX,
I'm afraid this feature is only available in the Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, or Education editions.
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New #22
Ohh, right, that means if I merge the reg options to defer updates, they won't be respected by the OS? Aw...
Time to return to WUHideUpdates.exe again XD
Thanks a bunch
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New #24
Hi,
You can always go to the MS store and upgrade to 10 pro I believe it's an additional 99.us ?
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/...ctID.319935900
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New #25
Hmmm... just what I was afraid of, well, no worries then.
Thanks for the support, guys
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New #26
Hi Shawn, are you going to update the update tutorial?
I noticed this change with the FCU.
Microsoft's short explanation between the two semi annual setting is a bit weak, I find.
I noticed it, as I was looking for the reason I was getting this on my Win10 Pro desktop after the upgrade
(I am not on Insider on this machine, my 10 Home laptop doesn't show this, and it used the same ISO)
Windows update appears to be working normally, and I even tried your Update Rest .bat file(didn't change anything).
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New #27
That some settings usually comes up when you have used Group Policy Editor to change some policy.Hi Shawn, are you going to update the update tutorial?
I noticed this change with the FCU.
Microsoft's short explanation between the two semi annual setting is a bit weak, I find.
I noticed it, as I was looking for the reason I was getting this on my Win10 Pro desktop after the upgrade
(I am not on Insider on this machine, my 10 Home laptop doesn't show this, and it used the same ISO)
Windows update appears to be working normally, and I even tried your Update Rest .bat file(didn't change anything).
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New #28
Thanks for the idea Martin, but I haven't done that.
I just double checked though, in case there was a system "hiccup" during the upgrade, but everything is set to "Not configured", as far as updates are concerned.
I'm up for any other ideas, though.
Is there a way(command or PowerShell) to reset GPedit back to defaults?
Maybe the problem is somewhere in the registry, and a reset of GPedit might help.
It's not blocking me from doing anything, so I'm not that worried, I would just like to find the reason, is all.
(but that yellow text info, on the black background....
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New #29
Found the tutorial!Thanks for the idea Martin, but I haven't done that.
I just double checked though, in case there was a system "hiccup" during the upgrade, but everything is set to "Not configured", as far as updates are concerned.
I'm up for any other ideas, though.
Is there a way(command or PowerShell) to reset GPedit back to defaults?
Maybe the problem is somewhere in the registry, and a reset of GPedit might help.
It's not blocking me from doing anything, so I'm not that worried, I would just like to find the reason, is all.
(but that yellow text info, on the black background....)
Reset Local Group Policy Editor Settings to Default in Windows 10 General Tips Tutorials
I'll give that a try.
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