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AddRAM has not suggested that users rely on the GPO/reg settings and then uninstall the very updates that make use of those settings. AddRAM's lists are not relevant to the warning that I was attempting to convey.
The suggestion to use the GPO/reg settings and then remove Windows Update Clients updates that read those GPO/reg settings is what I questioned. If you do that, you could very well end up with W10 asking to install again.
> Because you were the most opposing vocalist against or questioning his list.
Please find one post of mine to Brds7t7 where the GPO/reg settings were not the main focus. You keep talking about Brds7t7's list. You keep leaving out the GPO/reg settings that Brds7t7 suggested in that same post. I keep trying to warn users that using Brds7t7's list will cause Brds7t7's suggested GPO/reg settings to be ignored. If users want to use those GPO/reg settings, then they need to understand which KBs are required to make use of them.
> ...that didn't stop M$ from sending out useless updates to add GPO to me.
MS offered the "GPO update" to your W7 Home Premium OS because that very same update also offers a non-GPO setting to reject W10. The update works for all versions of W7. All versions of W7 can reject W10 via a reg setting.