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2016-1-10 13:49:32 Edit: Soft Media - Morning Wind Comments (0) Font: [Large, medium and small] Win8 home (www.win8china.com): Microsoft teaching: three ways to shield Win7/Win8.1 upgrade Win10 push
Microsoft opened the Win10 upgrade push work in June 2015, mainly relying on The "Get Windows 10" tool is available. After the official release of this new system on July 29, a large number of Win7/Win8.1 users upgraded to Win10 for free, but a number of users encountered serious problems during the upgrade and use, and thus retreated to the original system, in addition Some users are still evaluating the new system and are not planning to upgrade for the time being.
But Microsoft's push patch is generally effective, no matter if you want to upgrade, the white Microsoft logo in the lower right corner of the notification bar will always look at you quietly, never give up... because No. IT Home has also introduced some unofficial shutdown methods, such as uninstalling patches and modifying the registry. But now the Microsoft Help and Support page has an official tutorial that tells users how to turn off this push and notification. There are three ways to operate:
First, through group policy shutdown
This method is suitable for higher versions of Win7/Win8.1 users (Windows7 Home Basic, Windows 8.1 Standard, etc.), the steps are as follows :
1, press Win+R to call up the "Run" window, enter gpedit.msc and press Enter to enter the group policy, as shown below -
2, navigate to computer configuration → Administrative Templates → Windows Component → Windows Update, find Turn off the upgrade to the latest version of Windows through Windows Update on the right, double-click to open, as shown below -
3, select "Enabled" in the upper right corner of the window, click "OK" ", as shown below -
After this, the upgrade Win10 push function is turned off, if the user wants to upgrade Win10, you need to rely on manual update, or open the upgrade push function in Group Policy again.
Second, through the registry close
This method is applicable to all Win7/Win8.1 version users, but before the modification, it is best to use the soft media Rubik's cleanup master to back up the registry, you can misuse After easy recovery.
The modification steps are as follows:
1. Enter regedit in "Run" and press Enter to enter the registry editor, as shown below -
2, navigate to
HKLM\\SOFTWARE \\PolicIEs\\Microsoft\\Windows\\WindowsUpdate
3. Find DisableOSUpgrade on the right side, double-click to open
4, modify "Value data" to "1", click "OK" (above) < Br> This effect is exactly the same as the group strategy. The advantage is that there is “universal value”, and all kinds of Win7/Win8.1 versions can be used.
Third, close the "Get Windows10" upgrade notification
In addition to turning off the push function, "Get Windows 10" upgrade notification can also be permanently closed, the method is still through the registry, it is best to remember to backup before modification. The steps are as follows:
1, enter regedit in "Run" and press Enter to enter the Registry Editor
2, navigate to
HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\WindowsUpdate\\OSUpgrade
3, find ReservationsAllowed on the right side, double click to open
4, modify "Value data" to "0", click "OK" (if the upgrade function has been turned off, the item defaults to 0)
After the above modifications, the Win10/Win8.1 user's Win10 upgrade notification and upgrade function are all turned off. Users who do not want to use this method to upgrade, or users who do not want to be notified by the notification can follow these methods. However, these methods may not be convenient for most ordinary users, and it is not simple, because if you can directly switch off the upgrade on the "Get Windows 10" interface, then Microsoft's Win10 popularity "big business" may be huge Impact, so this may be a compromise.