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

groze said:

I don't see anything pertaining to windows 10 with 3020369 & 3045645

If UAC is disabled via registry, will UAC still pop-up if you install KB3045645 ?

I have been looking at some of the previous important and non-important updates some are silly but as long as it doesn't pertain to 10 or do something I do not want done or I don't want the item then I will keep installing windows updates. I think people should install the important & other updates as long as it doesn't pertain to windows 10 or do something you & others don't want done or don't want the item (like skype).

Update to force a UAC prompt when a customized .sdb file is created is a good idea, it should protect people from malicious scripts.

I have it install because i wanted to know the files versions and exactly which ones will be installed. UAC still prompt for other programs that need it. It must be for that particular customized .sdb.

There's also this file "Aelupsvc.dll" which is about Application Experience, service Name: AeLookupSvc

Introducted in Windows 2003 Server SP1, this service is part of an infrastructure that automatically applies software updates to programs to make sure that they run on newly released service packs and newly released versions of the Windows operating system. This software must be allowed to run in order for updates to be properly installed.

KB3020369 prerequisite is to fix or expand on this one ?
KB2819745 which I have no idea if this one exists or not I'll have to check but it refers to .net frame work 4.5 :/
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2819745/en-us

Yep .net frame work 4.5.2 I do have.

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• Windows PowerShell 4.0
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• Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
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• A new feature for 4.0, Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC)

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ThrashZone said:

KB3020369 prerequisite is to fix or expand on this one ?
KB2819745 which I have no idea if this one exists or not I'll have to check but it refers to .net frame work 4.5 :/
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2819745/en-us

Yep .net frame work 4.5.2 I do have.

Kb2819745 is about Windows Management Framework (WMF) 4.0 for enabling Windows Powershell 4.0 and kb3020369 is a fix to permit the install on domain controller (Rodc).

You must have .Net v4.5 in order to run WMF 4.0

Seems a lot of bugs with it but none I can see or find = in the download package :/
A little late at that point :)

ThrashZone said:

Seems a lot of bugs with it but none I can see or find = in the download package :/
A little late at that point :)

Looks You can install the KB3020369 after Kb2819745 if you're not part of domain controller Rodc, so its for a very particular situation.

NoN said:

I noticed an update not that clear, about bypassing UAC prompt therefore permitting customized databases installation for applications compatibility.

Might come to WU one day, is rated important: Update to force a UAC prompt when a customized .sdb file is created in Windows (Kb3045645).

How come on the link, it says it is available for Windows 8 but not 8.1?

3Colors said:

Hello everyone,

I would be assured if to date the following patches are not really "necessary" : KB2990214, KB3035583, KB2952664, KB3021917
Because those are for windows 7 according to what I have read(Microsoft silently preparing your PC for Win 10).

Thanks for the answers.

It's up to you whether you deem them necessary or not.
I've skipped all of those (except KB2990214, which is marked as important and just seems like updated Windows Update Agent files).
I've also skipped this month's optional diagnostic update too.
They all seem like they're prepping pc's for the Windows 10 update. But, as that's not even been released yet, and I don't intend on installing W10 until at least 6 months after it's been released, I'm going to wait until I install them.
From the descriptions, I'd say it won't harm your system if you choose to skip these. I've skipped them and my system is running fine.

So, it's up to you at the end of the day, it's your system.

EDIT: This months bloated optional 28MB Diagnostic Tracking service update (KB3022345) has disappeared from my hidden updates now.

3Colors said:

Hello everyone,

I would be assured if to date the following patches are not really "necessary" : KB2990214, KB3035583, KB2952664, KB3021917
Because those are for windows 7 according to what I have read(Microsoft silently preparing your PC for Win 10).

Thanks for the answers.

I've uninstalled/not installed all of them and hidden them all with no ill effects.