KB3083324 Any Info please

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  1. Lady Fitzgerald
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    Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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    UsernameIssues said:
    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    The nonsense MSpy has been pulling lately has ensured that, unless MSpy changes its present course back to the direction it had been on when Win 7 and Office 2010 came out, Win 7 and Office 2010 will be the last MS products I will ever use. I doubt I am alone in my feelings and that will most likely cost MSpy in the long run.
    I concur that you are not alone in your feelings. I could be wrong in my estimate that the number of people that will (or can) stop using MS software is insignificant. The good news is: my estimate means nothing. It is just an opinion.
    Businesses are a huge portion of MSpy's customer base. I seriously doubt they are going to be very receptive to MSpy's spyware.
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  3. NoelDP
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       New #42

    THERE IS NO SPYWARE - you can disable 99% of it by not signing up for the Customer Experience program (or whatever this week's name for it is).
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  4. Layback Bear
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    As far as I know I haven't signed up for any Customer Experience program but that might be a KB that slipped in without my knowledge.

    Does this Customer Experience program by chance have a KB number?
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  6. derekimo
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    Layback Bear said:
    As far as I know I haven't signed up for any Customer Experience program but that might be a KB that slipped in without my knowledge.

    Does this Customer Experience program by chance have a KB number?
    Customer Experience Improvement Program - Join or Unjoin
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  7. Layback Bear
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    Thanks Derek. I check and it's off.
    Now I have to keep checking it to see if a sneaky Update turns in back on.
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  8. groze
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    UsernameIssues said:
    On the other side of the coin:

    There are users and companies that are intentionally allowing all Windows 7 telemetry to be gathered in the hopes of creating a better Windows product line.

    Microsoft owns the operating system. They can do whatever they want with it* (within applicable laws). You are only licensed to use Microsoft's operating system.

    *sure MS can upset some users. Doing so has not significantly hurt their market share - yet.

    UserNameissues,
    That is like changing a rule in the middle of the game. You don't do that. You buy a devices to use the operating system with the current eula, not with what the eula will be years later. Just my opinion.

    I do have KB3083324 installed. No issues that I am aware of. I don't have a monitoring program to see if KB3083324 is contacting Microsoft for telemetry. Anybody know a good free monitoring programs for windows 7 to see if it contacts Microsoft when not using Microsoft services?
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  10. Callender
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    Peronally I removed KB3083324 and replaced with KB3075851. Note: My choice and not recommended for everyone.

    RE: CEIP.

    Note: Personal choices again.

    Check Task Scheduler> Microsoft>

    CEIP - disable everything listed
    Application Experience - disable
    AutoChk - disable
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  11. groze
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    Callender said:
    Peronally I removed KB3083324 and replaced with KB3075851. Note: My choice and not recommended for everyone.

    RE: CEIP.

    Note: Personal choices again.

    Check Task Scheduler> Microsoft>

    CEIP - disable everything listed
    Application Experience - disable
    AutoChk - disable
    Callender
    Just in case I decided to remove that.

    How did you uninstall that & install KB3083324?

    Did you do it from the windows 7 powershell?
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  12. Lady Fitzgerald
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    NoelDP said:
    THERE IS NO SPYWARE - you can disable 99% of it by not signing up for the Customer Experience program (or whatever this week's name for it is).
    Seriously? That IS spyware.
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  13. Callender
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    groze said:
    Callender said:
    Peronally I removed KB3083324 and replaced with KB3075851. Note: My choice and not recommended for everyone.

    RE: CEIP.

    Note: Personal choices again.

    Check Task Scheduler> Microsoft>

    CEIP - disable everything listed
    Application Experience - disable
    AutoChk - disable
    Callender
    Just in case I decided to remove that.

    How did you uninstall that & install KB3083324?

    Did you do it from the windows 7 powershell?
    Well here's what I did:

    Elevated Command Prompt > Powershell:

    wusa /uninstall /kb:3083324

    Uninstalled then disconnected from internet.

    Rebooted.

    Ran Advanced Disk Cleanup (including WU cleanup)

    Rebooted.

    Let windows check for updates using the rolled back version of WU Client.

    Hid unwanted updates. Didn't install any others.

    Rebooted.

    Using IE - downloaded 3075851

    https://catalog.update.microsoft.com...aspx?q=3075851

    Forgot a step - see Editbelow

    Installed it using this command:

    "Full Path to installer" /wuforce

    So in my case:

    Code:
    "C:\Users\Chris\Desktop\Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3075851)\AMD64-all-windows6.1-kb3075851-x64_5a748d6f403e548c985c81778c1c8e5967bf7c58.msu" /wuforce
    Reboot:

    Configure WU settings.

    Reboot:

    Check for updates.

    Edit: Before installing 3075851 stopped BITS and WU Service.
    Last edited by Callender; 10 Sep 2015 at 19:53. Reason: Add info
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