How to delete "Start Windows 10 installation" in update window

For some reason this message appeared in the update window.
No way can I delete this message.

I've check for all KB updates that were posted on this forum and none
of them are on my system.

KB971033 Windows Genuine Activation check
KB2512827 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2526954 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2617986 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2636927 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2668562 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2876229 Skype
KB2952664 Nagware for Win 10
KB2976978 Nagware for Win 10
KB2977218 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2990214 Nagware for Win 10
KB3021917 Diagnostics win 7 service pack 1
KB3022345 Customer experience data collection
KB3035583 Get Win 10 nagware
KB3044374 Nagware for Win 10
KB3056819 Microsoft Silverlight
KB3058168 Activation for Win 10
KB3065987 Get Win 10 nagware
KB3068708 Customer experience data collection
KB3075249 User account data collection
KB3080149 Customer experience data collection
KB3080333 Microsoft Silverlight

Any suggestion? With this message in windows update window I'm one
click from a desaster.

Den

Den wrote:
For some reason this message appeared in the update window.
No way can I delete this message.

I've check for all KB updates that were posted on this forum and none
of them are on my system.

KB971033 Windows Genuine Activation check
KB2512827 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2526954 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2617986 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2636927 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2668562 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2876229 Skype
KB2952664 Nagware for Win 10
KB2976978 Nagware for Win 10
KB2977218 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2990214 Nagware for Win 10
KB3021917 Diagnostics win 7 service pack 1
KB3022345 Customer experience data collection
KB3035583 Get Win 10 nagware
KB3044374 Nagware for Win 10
KB3056819 Microsoft Silverlight
KB3058168 Activation for Win 10
KB3065987 Get Win 10 nagware
KB3068708 Customer experience data collection
KB3075249 User account data collection
KB3080149 Customer experience data collection
KB3080333 Microsoft Silverlight

Any suggestion? With this message in windows update window I'm one
click from a desaster.

Den

Turn off Windows Update completely ?

Delete C:\$WINDOWS.~BT and C:\$WINDOWS.~WS ?
( Try cleanmgr.exe aka Disk Cleanup, if you cannot
think of any other way to get there.)

Install GWX control panel ?

http://ultimateoutsider.com/downloads/

http://blog.ultimateoutsider.com/

Thursday, November 26, 2015
GWX Control Panel Troubleshooting Guide

http://blog.ultimateoutsider.com/201...ly-remove.html

December 15, 2015: I'm half-way finished with the next major update.
If you've noticed Microsoft re-enabling your Windows 10
settings while you weren't looking in the past couple
of weeks, this update's gonna be for you.

I'm sure you can think of something.

Paul

On Sat, 19 Dec 2015 13:21:41 -0500, Paul wrote:

Den wrote:
For some reason this message appeared in the update window.
No way can I delete this message.

I've check for all KB updates that were posted on this forum and none
of them are on my system.

KB971033 Windows Genuine Activation check
KB2512827 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2526954 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2617986 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2636927 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2668562 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2876229 Skype
KB2952664 Nagware for Win 10
KB2976978 Nagware for Win 10
KB2977218 Microsoft Silverlight
KB2990214 Nagware for Win 10
KB3021917 Diagnostics win 7 service pack 1
KB3022345 Customer experience data collection
KB3035583 Get Win 10 nagware
KB3044374 Nagware for Win 10
KB3056819 Microsoft Silverlight
KB3058168 Activation for Win 10
KB3065987 Get Win 10 nagware
KB3068708 Customer experience data collection
KB3075249 User account data collection
KB3080149 Customer experience data collection
KB3080333 Microsoft Silverlight

Any suggestion? With this message in windows update window I'm one
click from a desaster.

Den

Turn off Windows Update completely ?

Delete C:\$WINDOWS.~BT and C:\$WINDOWS.~WS ?
( Try cleanmgr.exe aka Disk Cleanup, if you cannot
think of any other way to get there.)

Install GWX control panel ?

http://ultimateoutsider.com/downloads/

http://blog.ultimateoutsider.com/

Thursday, November 26, 2015
GWX Control Panel Troubleshooting Guide

http://blog.ultimateoutsider.com/201...ly-remove.html

December 15, 2015: I'm half-way finished with the next major update.
If you've noticed Microsoft re-enabling your Windows 10
settings while you weren't looking in the past couple
of weeks, this update's gonna be for you.

I'm sure you can think of something.

Paul


Thanks Paul

I was unaware of the GWX software. Fantastic
This is the solution.

I check if I had a restore point and YES I was lucky...

But with your help gave me the permanent solution.

Den

On Sat, 19 Dec 2015 12:39:23 -0500, Den wrote:
For some reason this message appeared in the update window.
No way can I delete this message.

Sigh. It used to be considered minimal politeness to read a newsgroup
before posting a question that starts a new thread.

Once more time: Google "GWX Control Panel" (with quotes), download
it, and run it.

Then remember to make a donation to the author.

--
Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA
http://BrownMath.com/
http://OakRoadSystems.com/
Shikata ga nai...

In message , Den
writes:
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Thanks Paul

I was unaware of the GWX software. Fantastic
This is the solution.

I check if I had a restore point and YES I was lucky...

But with your help gave me the permanent solution.

Sadly, few people (including GWX's author) think it _is_ a permanent
solution. _Keep_ downloading and running GWXCP - at least until the W10
free upgrade offer runs out. (Though from their behaviour so far, I'll
not be at all surprised if they extend it indefinitely.)

Den
--
J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/1985 MB++G()AL-IS-Ch++(p)Ar@T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf

once described by Eccentrica Golumbits as the best bang since the big one ...
(first series, fit the second)

On Sat, 19 Dec 2015 16:31:16 -0500, Stan Brown
wrote:

On Sat, 19 Dec 2015 12:39:23 -0500, Den wrote:
For some reason this message appeared in the update window.
No way can I delete this message.

Sigh. It used to be considered minimal politeness to read a newsgroup
before posting a question that starts a new thread.

Once more time: Google "GWX Control Panel" (with quotes), download
it, and run it.

Then remember to make a donation to the author.


If you can read??..you will notice that I had no clue about the
existence of "GWX Control Panel" except that GWX
was a creature of Microsoft.
Then checking on google for "GWX Control Panel" you need to be a
magician, a guru or maybe GOD itself?
My guess...you waited for other to give the right answer and then
posted. Easy. No magic, no GOD there. just BS. Sorry for you.

Thank to the other that were kind enough to simply help.
GWX really works fine and thanks to John for his suggestion.

Den