How to remove Windows 10 upgrade updates in Windows 7 and 8

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    Win-7-Pro64bit 7-H-Prem-64bit
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    @ Squirtmurph

    Run the Disk Clean up tool and select the Clean up system files after the initial scan. Select the Temporary installation files for deletion. Once they are removed reboot your system and then check for Windows Updates once again.

    Disk Cleanup : Extended

    You must run this with admin rights and you must select Temporary Windows Installation files for deletion.

    When/If KB3035583 and/or the Windows 10 Upgrade are offered just hide those updates.

    Why do you get the upgrade? Either you reserved it or else you have allowed some Windows Update to install that initiated the Windows 10 download.
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  3. Posts : 4,751
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32-Bit - Build 7600 SP1
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    I have been ignoring Windows 10. I finally decided to read part this 600 reply thread and just curious. Are the posters on here saying that they are getting Windows 10 Updates and sometimes having it install? No, I checked mine and nothing is there except Windows 7. I don't know but this sounds like Chicken Little, "The Sky is Falling, The Sky is Falling". Have I misunderstood this thread?
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  4. Posts : 1,606
    Windows `10 Professional 64bit
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    bigmck said:
    I have been ignoring Windows 10. I finally decided to read part this 600 reply thread and just curious. Are the posters on here saying that they are getting Windows 10 Updates and sometimes having it install? No, I checked mine and nothing is there except Windows 7. I don't know but this sounds like Chicken Little, "The Sky is Falling, The Sky is Falling". Have I misunderstood this thread?
    I just checked and all of the "I'm gonna install Windows 10 which is loaded on your computer hard drive".

    Still fighting to keep it off.
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  5. Posts : 235
    Windows 10 Pro Version 22H2 64-bit Edition
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    ThrashZone
    Thank you for URL link you have posted, I got do some search on how to delete/hide:
    Delete the hidden $Windows~BT and/or $Windows~WS folder(s)
    without those folders it cannot install windows 10

    Callender
    Run the Disk Clean up tool and select the Clean up system files after the initial scan.
    I have done what you have suggested all the time, least once a week; I use Windows & other full pay software's
    1. CCleaner
    2. Glary Utilities 5
    ==When/If KB3035583 and/or the Windows 10 Upgrade are offered just hide those updates==
    I have attached JPG show it has being hide!

    Note:
    I haven't done what you have called: Disk Cleanup Extended
    Thanks for the tip by the way!

    Thank you everyone for helping me out, from this point, all I have to do is run deep cleanup as they have suggested above, Thanks
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    Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64bit
       #646

    Other than KB3035583 i will hide others Update which is related to Windows 10 upgrade readiness.
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    Win7 Ult x64
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    bigmck said:
    I have been ignoring Windows 10. I finally decided to read part this 600 reply thread and just curious. Are the posters on here saying that they are getting Windows 10 Updates and sometimes having it install? No, I checked mine and nothing is there except Windows 7. I don't know but this sounds like Chicken Little, "The Sky is Falling, The Sky is Falling". Have I misunderstood this thread?
    It's likely that the core problem is that many Windows 7/8/8.1 users have been caught unaware by MS's push of W10-related updates... which began back in February... and has been exacerbated by:

    • varying levels of understanding of the Windows Update process
    • Windows Update being set to "Automatic"
    • Windows Update being set to "Give me recommended updates the same way I received important updates"

    Like you, I've also wondered about what some posters are experiencing. I suspect the confusion could be the result of "freak-out in progress" posts... due to being caught off-guard by... and subsequently not understanding what's going on, and especially, what they can do about it.

    Unless they're tech-savy enough to be regularly taking images of their system partition...
    I've simply been telling everyone I help to:

    1. Uncheck the box so that "Recommended" updates will appear in the "Optional" section;
    2. Install and run GWX Control Panel in order to disable the "Get Windows 10" process; and
    3. Rerun it after every time that Windows Update runs.


    As for myself, I've got a GWX-free system... all the "offending" Win10-related updates have been hidden:

    • "Win7 SP1 Performance Improvements when the latest Windows OS is installed" (Feb: KB3021917)
    • "Get Windows 10" app (KB3035583)
    • Windows Update Client "improvements" (starting in April with KB2990214; + all that followed); and
    • all the Telemetry-enabling updates as well.
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  8. Posts : 235
    Windows 10 Pro Version 22H2 64-bit Edition
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    I just wanted to let everyone know, windows 10 still wanted to be installed!
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  9. Posts : 42
    Win7 Ult x64
       #649

    squirtmph said:
    I just wanted to let everyone know, windows 10 still wanted to be installed!
    Have you tried using GWX Control Panel?

    It's much simpler than uninstalling the various W10-related updates that a number of posters in this thread have listed.
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  10. Posts : 1,606
    Windows `10 Professional 64bit
       #650

    jelson said:
    squirtmph said:
    I just wanted to let everyone know, windows 10 still wanted to be installed!
    Have you tried using GWX Control Panel?

    It's much simpler than uninstalling the various W10-related updates that a number of posters in this thread have listed.
    Yep, seems to work for most of us.:)
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