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If You Are Fighting Windows 10 Install This is Everything You Need To Know to Keep Windows 10 From Installing On Your Computer
If you are like me, you despise Windows 10 constantly attempting to install on your CPU. Whether you currently have Windows 7 or Windows 8, make sure you do NOT install the updates listed in this article.
If you are like me, Windows 10 installed on your cpu and all of your documents and pictures were deleted. But never fear, you can Re-Vert back by simply going to “Installed Updates” and uninstalling the recent updates you just installed.
But you are not done. Now you must make a list of all the Windows Updates wishing to either “prep” or “install” Windows 10 on you CPU and make sure you “HIDE” them.
After your CPU is back to normal (this will take close to 20 minutes or more), you must now be very careful not to attempt to re-install them again.
Here is a list of Windows Updates to NEVER install again:
KB2505438 (claims to fix fonts, really windows 10 prep)
KB2670838 (if you install IE 10 or 11 this prep update comes with it and allows for more prep updates to come)
KB2952664 (windows 10 prep)
KB2976978 (windows 10 prep)
KB2977759 (windows 10 prep)
KB2990214 (windows 10 prep)
KB3021917 (windows 10 prep)
KB3022345
KB3035583 (windows 10 prep)
KB3068708
KB3075249
KB3080149
KB915597 (windows defender)
KB3102429 (windows 7 update)
Once you download and install a windows prep update, more will follow because your CPU recognizes you have started the process.
And remember, make sure to right click and select “HIDE Update” to make sure they don’t come back. Oh, but they will come back! Which is horrible, but Windows 10 is very persistent coming in many different ways and within many different updates labeled something else.
The list above is most likely only a partial list as I could not have possibly been thru them all. I am always finding new Windows 10 updates and keeping a record of them. You should do the same by copying and pasting my list and any other updates you find.
How do you find a Windows 10 update? You don’t. But once the process is started you will see a Windows 10 logo pop up in the window once it begans to install. If this happens to you, promptly cancel updates.
Then go back and install one at a time. If each time the Windows 10 logo comes up, it is a bad update for you and you should “Hide Update.” Of course, if you wish to have Windows 10, it is great for you.
Before installing Windows 10, make sure to back up all of your documents and pictures.
Thanks for Reading
Ordinary Human
