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#Windows 10 nag update kb update
Task Scheduler Library > Microsoft > Windows > Update OrchestratorĬlick to expand.Microsoft is moving away from "Delta Updates" (cumulative updates) to "Express Updates" that use differential updates, depending on the build/file versions, to mitigate the problem of the cumulative updates getting bigger and bigger over time. Service=>osrss "OS Remediation System Service" Be sure and Disable any Task having a name starting with 'UpdateAssistant'.įile=>C:\Windows\UpdateAssistant\UpdateAssistant.exe -access denied-įile=>C:\Windows\UpdateAssistantV2\UpdateAssistant.exe Note: There were 4 tasks in the February drop June/July may be different. If you have installed one or both of these updates, your only recourse is to disable the * four* Scheduled Tasks.
#Windows 10 nag update kb how to
How To REALLY Block Windows 10 Updates and Upgrades In the off chance you haven't installed them, see my article: And, you got at least KB4056254 in June unless, if you're like me, you blocked them.
You probably installed these updates back in February. All four Tasks (which are listed at the end of this post) must be !Disabled! Fortunately, so far Microsoft has not re-enabled these Tasks behind our backs. The only way to control it is by disabling the Tasks that invoke it.Īs of the February drop, there are four tasks that invoke UpdateAssistant at various times. I believe UpdateAssistant can be uninstalled via Control Panel but will be re-installed by Microsoft. Hopefully, you will have a 'Skip' option which will do just that! To make things even worse, you can't do anything until this popup is dismissed.
#Windows 10 nag update kb install
By all accounts, this pops up the invasive window that tells you if you DON'T install the updates, life as you know it will end. This is an executable which is invoked by the scheduled Tasks. The service cannot be deleted, Disabled or even Stopped! It will always show Running, but does nothing if the UpdateAssistant Tasks are disabled. This System Service has the name "OS Remediation System Service". The "Facilitator" is made up of three basic components It is important to note that once KB4056254 and KB4023057 are installed, they cannot be uninstalled. Unless you want Microsoft to push you to a new version of Windows, you don’t need or want it - it only shuffles more telemetry data off to Microsoft.
#Windows 10 nag update kb Patch
FLASH: On 12 July 2018 AskWoody reported: KB 4023057 - an "update reliability" patch for older Win10 versions - has appeared again. I don't believe for a minute that it has anything to do with improving WUP it's sole purpose is to nag you until you upgrade. Maintaining Window Update service health and performance helps ensure that quality updates are installed seamlessly on your device and help to improve the reliability and security of devices running Windows 10." "This update includes files and resources to address issues affecting background update processes in the Windows Update servicing stack. Here is Microsoft's stated purpose for the Facilitation Service: My guess is their purpose is to force-feed us W10A8 v1803. June/July: I have no firsthand knowledge of this iteration because I have blocked both updates and plan to keep them blocked for the near future. Unfortunately, this invasive popup sometimes ignored the user's settings and started force installing! Microsoft soon after admitted this was 'human error' on their part.
#Windows 10 nag update kb upgrade
By fatal I am referring to what happened in February when some users were FORCED to upgrade with no way to cancel.įebruary: these two updates, if installed, nagged the user to upgrade to W10CU v1709 and so should have appeared only if you were on v15xx, v16xx or v1703. Together, these two updates are responsible for the annoying (and sometimes fatal) full-screen popup that interrupts what you are doing and tells you you MUST upgrade. At the end of this post you will find a list of the files, services and scheduled tasks installed by the Feb updates - I'm not sure of June/July details.
These two co-related updates are: Windows Update "Facilitator" and Update Assistant(V2).
Updates KB4056254 + KB4023057 were re-released in June/July (2018) after first appearing in February. Microsoft is at it again, trying to force-feed us the latest version of Windows. W10A8 = Windows 10 April 2018 Update (v18xx W10CU = Windows 10 Creators Update (v17xx W10AU = Windows 10 Anniversary Update (v16xx
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