Excluding the MSRT and Silverlight updates, I received these updates today for Windows 7 64-bit. GWX Control Panel 1.6.0.1 was in monitor mode and didn't display anything relating to Windows 10.
What's KB3112148 for? I get that one for Windows 8.1 64-bit and when clicking on "More information" get "This page does not exist." I've installed all other updates on two systems, but am not installing this one yet.
I'm right in the middle of updating 3 desktops:
One with Windows 7 Pro 64
One with Windows 7 Pro 64 and Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
One with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and Windows XP Pro 32-bit
so I'm keeping busy and haven't researched any of the updates yet.
GWX Control Panel isn't alerting to any trace of Windows 10, and is showing Windows 7 in each one to be safe from the forced upgrade.
I'm installing all the updates for now.
Had the same updates as Flavallee this AM. All installed OK and GWX shows no win 10 stuff.
Yesterday on my WIN 10 machine, it installed a cumulative update for WIN 10 and it looks like I got a new app. A new way to get to administrative tools. ???
Yes, I also got the update. They should really offer to download the updates and install manually. I kept the machine on whole night for the updates to be downloaded and installed. Some times even that doesn't help!
Frank, my brother doesn't want to upgrade his windows 7 gaming laptop to windows 10 because some of his games may not work in windows 10 so i was wondering if the GWX Control Panel would stop windows 10 from accidently being installed on his machine. If yes where can i downloaded it from & how do i set it to stop all windows 10 installs. I've had to remove & hide the update that installs the upgrade to windows 10 notice from my brothers pc 3 times already & he just told me i gotta do it a 4th time. NOOOOOOOO
Hi all, I've read this thread, downloaded the GWX control panel (thanks Frank) and have removed all the windows 10 stuff. I have the control panel set like the example on this thread. I've read the FAQ from the GWX site and my understanding is that the "Are Windows update OS upgrades enabled?" {NO} pertains only to further updates of Windows 10. ie, I will still continue to get updates and security patches etc for my Windows 7 OS. Is this correct? thanks.
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