A couple of those are for Windows 8 only so you won't need to worry about those on 7.
Also these 3 KB2922324 KB3015249 KB3012973 don't seem to be valid updates. Are you sure you've got the numbers right?
Unless I'm missing a few, but I can't find any details of those updates.
For anyone whose machine wasn't compatible in July, like me, I have now received the update icon - I believe some new version or updated Windows 10 is available since 6 October. On 7 October the icon appeared on my task bar - hey so I'm now eligible. I assume the updated Windows 10 that has just rolled out to people, is the version for older laptops. I did try it - but went back to Windows 7 lol. After I had upgraded, and then rolled back to Windows 7, I had to do windows updates again and the icon came back again. I hid the update and it has gone again. I have now made dvd's of both 64 bit and 32 bit Windows 10 just in case I decide to upgrade any of our machines. The ISO download is available free from Microsoft for a clean install. As I understand it - if you upgrade via the Icon, you have 30 days to go back to Windows 7. But then you can do a clean install at any time of Windows 10 because you don't need a product code - Microsoft registered something from your Motherboard after the online upgrade the first time - so you can activate automatically after doing a clean install.
I just like having the dvd's handy - but prefer Windows 7 lol.
There's really no real reason to upgrade if you intend to use a M$ account
Anyone willing to do that can simply join the insiders program and use 10 for free and keep 7 as is
Explainez vous please. How do you use 10 and keep 7 on your laptop?
Hi,
Dual boot is one way,
Using VMware is another safer way
Most will be able to use the 32 bit in VMware but if the laptop does not support virtualization you can't use a 64 bit win-10
I'll start with the safest way this works for any os,
VMware Player - Install Windows 8
Then all you need is to join the insiders program make sure you already have a outlook.com or Hotmail email address before hand,
Then sign in and download the iso for win-10 32 bit.
https://insider.windows.com/
I was hoping someone would be able to help me. Im trying to install my windows updates, but am unable to because I get stuck with Windows 10 trying to install and it gets stuck at "getting setup files". Using win 7 64bit; Ive made sure kb:3035583 and kb:2952664 are uninstalled and the updates hidden; kb:971033 is installed; Ive disabled the windows 10 notification tray. But I have about 30 important updates I cannot install because it always goes directly to trying to install windows 10 (which needless to say I do not want). I have not read every post in this thread but I will continue to read it. In the meantime could someone point me in the right direction. I just want to install important updates, and we all know Microsoft has made it really difficult for those of us not wanting windows 10 at the moment. Thanks for any support
My current list. And keep your eyes open, MS is always throwing us the same Windows 10 updates, 2 duplicates came out in the last 2 weeks.
Updates not to Install
KB2876229 SKYPE, If you want Skype then install it.
KB2923545 RDP
KB2970228
KB3035583
KB2990214
KB3021917
KB3068708 Telemetry
KB2592687
KB2660075
KB2506928
KB2952664 x2
KB3050265
KB2726535
KB2994023
KB3022345 Replaced by KB3068708 Telemetry
KB3022345 Caused false sfc result
KB2545698 (IE9)
KB3065987
KB3077715
KB3078667
KB3080149 Telemetry
KB3075249 Telemetry
KB2999226
Hedied4me:
In Windows Update window click to go into details of which updates will be installed and unselect Windows 10, but you will have to unselect each time you update. So for a better solution, you can uninstall Windows 10 updates (see the list of updates mentioned in this thread) or add the following 2 keys to the registry (values are case sensitive):
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate
new DWORD 32-bit value
DisableOSUpgrade = 1
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Gwx
new DWORD 32-bit value
DisableGwx = 1
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