Microsoft Updates Get Windows 10Prompts,No Longer Offers Reject Option

Cliff S · 15 Dec 2015

All they have to do is turn off "Give me updates for other Microsoft products"

Their own fault

Brink · 15 Dec 2015

Cliff S · 15 Dec 2015

But you do have to admit Shawn, it looks more & more like someone from Download(dot)PUP was hired to design that update UI

Brink · 15 Dec 2015

Winuser · 15 Dec 2015

Couldn't they just hit the X to close the box?

zooburner · 15 Dec 2015

Winuser said:

Couldn't they just hit the X to close the box?

I suspect it would just pop up again.. and again...and again.. I think the solutions offered in post #2 and #3 are the most likely to hold.

Winuser · 15 Dec 2015

zooburner said:

I suspect it would just pop up again.. and again...and again.. I think the solutions offered in post #2 and #3 are the most likely to hold.

I was referring to the fact it doesn't give you the choice to not install.

Antilope · 15 Dec 2015

The next Microsoft update will replace every "7" or "8" on your PC with a "10". So 7+8 will equal 20 instead of 15.

FrozenCursor · 15 Dec 2015

Antilope said:

The next Microsoft update will replace every "7" or "8" on your PC with a "10". So 7+8 will equal 20 instead of 15.

Hah, this is so funny I would have

if I don't think about what it might do to my work computers