Quite a while ago I disabled windows updates on our I7 core processor HP computer
as it runs dozens of torrents at nice speed and never should be interrupted for such
inexcusable reasons as Microsoft rebooting my system for unwanted reasons such
as installing Netframe software etc - when I haven't asked for it or don't need a reboot
at a particular point of time not of my own choosing as it would be discretionary
for such software to apply in any event.

Two days ago I went ahead as an experiment and downloaded all the updates
that have been available in the time since, only to find my computer repeatedly
crashing with blue screen driver related errors - a different one each time
with only a vague message at the bottom of the screen as to which driver may be
involved that Microsoft should not bother to inflict updates on
in such manner without being clear to folks about whether to take the update
and which drivers specifically have such problems as have occurred either before
as they may have been already aware of, or what your windows 10 copy
should be able to indicate in clear human language additionally to instantly correct
with a driver rollback too - why not?????

So I used the recovery feature to get windows back to the point
before it had installed these updates, had to go past
the point they suggested where only the driver I manually
updated the Intel Gigabit LAN driver and went to a previous point
instead where the windows update could be reversed.

After doing so I remembered that this utility needs to be run to prevent
windows from re-posting these updates which remain in the queue
on your system to be reposted again automatically without being asked
even. Choose to hide the updates in question from the queue
by running this utility which may no longer be found when needed
on your computer and then, if you dont see the list of updates 
that you need to prevent from being reposted, reboot your system
and run this utility again, the list should then appear as I had to
do so to see the list on my system.

I have made use of the registry method along with the group policy method to prevent
windows updates and that has worked completely well thus far on the chosen
PC we have used these methods that folks describe on the net from time to time
such as this fella at this link here:
https://www.cleverfiles.com/howto/disable-update-windows-10.html

System returned to normal right after completing the procedure and
making use of this microsoft utility we bring to you here.

We really do think its time for all potentially disruptive
windows updates to come to an end - they mainly are meant to promote new hardware
investments it would appear - by screwing up equipment with malicious seeming
driver corruptions with versions they spew out to replace stuff that does not need their constant "fix"
so as to stop working fer crissakes.


Michael Rizzo Chessman
Former Programmer - Microsoft Foxpro
Former Certified Novell Netwoking CNE professional Engineer