let's see if I can find a lawyer willing to take this on.Broken Registry Items have been the thorn in many an IT admin’s side almost since the day Microsoft introduced the Registry concept in Windows 3.1.
imagine how the average user must feel that have no idea what happened to their user info much less how to restore it, even with geek blog help Now I am computer literate and it still took me a long time to fix what Microsoft screwed up. Programs they are adding without your knowledge. and you have no way of knowing what information Microsoft is stealing from you or what hidden
I am looking into starting a class action lawsuit on this as I lost three days at a very crucial time. I do have them on an old hard drive but will have to hook that They even ERASED one on my stand alone game browsers and defaulted everything to Microsoft programs, reloaded Microsoft office setups and Microsoft Store.įortunately I was able to find a fix online to restore my original user profile and restore all my mail settings I still have not restored my email addresses. Programs lost all the addresses and old saved mail. The last updated they hit me with took THREE HOURS and completely messed up many of my programs and setting because it created a new user profile. Microsoft could care less about the average user. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AUĭo I only need to use one of these keys, or do I need to use a combination? I'd like to know what issues there might be with using one key vs the others in terms of efficacy or unwanted side effects.īill.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Internet Communication Management\Internet Communication HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate In the MSDN database there are a number of ways described to disable updates. I want to edit the Registry to permanently stop Windows Updates-I cannot have this happen again, not to mention I find the idea of being advertised to on my own operating system insulting and degrading. Perform a clean install of Windows 10 build 1607 Anniversary Update. I absolutely cannot afford to have my computer catastrophically fail, as it did just recently. I run a small business, and I have legacy programs and scientific analysis software that I cannot afford to have break with an unfriendly update. There's a story here, but I'm too furious to write it all over again so you'll just have to take the question at face value. I have Windows 10 Home edition, not enterprise or pro.
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