分享：怎样去掉“win 10 upgrade"提示以及如何回到 win 7/8

Kurtgui

刚试了下win 10， 到没有什么不好的，但也没有什么特别好的，于是决定回到 win 7 . 网上看到一个方法，与大家分享一下。

如何回到  win 7/8
http://www.howtogeek.com/220723/ ... o-windows-7-or-8.1/
open the Start menu and select Settings. Click the “Update & security” icon and select “Recovery.”

You should see a “Go back to Windows 7” or “Go back to Windows 8.1” option

记住一个月内有效。


怎样去掉“win 10 upgrade"提示

http://www.infoworld.com/article ... n-win7-and-8-1.html



Step 1. Wait until you have a spare hour. This is good to do before you head out to a meeting, to lunch, or at the end of the workday.

Step 2. Turn off Automatic Update. Go into Windows Update (in Win7, using an administrator-level account, click Start, Control Panel, and then System and Security; in Win8.1, while looking at the old-fashioned Windows desktop, hold down the Windows key and press X, then choose Control Panel, System and Security). Under Windows Update, choose this setting: "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download or install them."

Step 3. Hide the upgrade, if you can. In Windows Update, click Show all Available Updates. If you see an entry for Upgrade to Windows 10 (many of you won't), right-click on Upgrade to Windows 10 and choose Hide Update.

Step 4. Delete the installation files. In File Explorer, right-click on your C drive and choose Disk Cleanup. When Explorer comes up for air, click the box marked Clean up System files. When the list appears, check the box marked Temporary Installation Files (it'll be big -- 5.8GB or so). Click OK. There's a message that says "Are you sure you want to permanently delete?" Click Delete Files. Wait ... and wait ... patiently. Remember, this is Windows.

Step 5. Get rid of the GWX (Get Windows X) patches. Back in Control Panel, Add or Remove programs, on the left click View installed updates. Look for KB 2952664 (likely on Win7 systems) and KB 2976978 (likely on Win 8.1). Also look for KB 3035583 (both Win7 and Win 8.1). If you find any of them (hint: click the column heading to sort alphabetically), click on it, and click Uninstall. (t/h EP)

Step 6. Reboot. Windows will prompt you to reboot. Do it. And wait. And wait. It may take an hour to reboot.

Step 7. Permanently disable the GWX patches. The minute you've rebooted, go back in to Windows Update and "hide" KB 2952664, KB 2976978, and/or KB 3035583. To hide them, run Search for Updates, right-click on the entry and choose Hide. (t/h CT)

Step 8. For good luck, reboot again. That probably isn't necessary, but it'll kill off any process that thinks it should be downloading the Windows 10 installation files.