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Under the key 'MicrosoftUpdate' you should not have the sub-key 'AU'. This sub-key should be deleted but it does no harm if you keep it. Place your mouse on the key 'MicrosoftUpdate' and right-click. You should have several choices the second one of which should be 'New' or 'Add'. You select this one and you have a sub-menu which offers you several options. Don't choose the first one, choose 'Value DWORD 32 bits' and then you must see in the right window a new value which should be marked by a rectangle. You just type 'DisableOSUpgrade'. When you have created it, you'll see in the third column '0x00000000 (0)'. You must change it to '1' by clicking on it. Then in the menu that appears you choose 'Modify'; in principle that should be the first option in this menu. You simply type '1'. And you are finished. Last edited by Ernesto75; November 1st, 2015 at 02:16 PM.. |
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After you have set 'DisableOSUpgrade' to 1 it should read '0x00000001 (1)'.
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A precaution to take if you are not very sure of yourself.
I did not speak of an important precaution to take before altering the Registry.
In Regedit save your Registry by clicking on 'File' and choose 'Export'. You choose a name for this backup for example 'MyBackup.reg'. 'MyBackup' is the name you have chosen; 'reg' tells Regedit it is a Registry file. To return to the previous version of the Registry you would simply choose 'File' then 'Import'. Last edited by Ernesto75; November 1st, 2015 at 02:50 PM.. |
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