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Jim Test
I work on special jobs and cannot afford ANY changes (as per terms of the job) while the job is underway [which can last for 1 year].
Once the job is completed, I update and correct any problems. This repeats, so when the next job begin I cannot have ANY new updates (i.e. quality update and feature update) - this was easy to do in windows 7. Currently with windows 10, I can only Pause for 35 days and/or defer quality updates for 30 days.
I have already attempted most of the unofficial methods. However once I update the machine after the job is done, I discover most of the previous methods no longer work properly to prevent updates on the new job (likely due to a new updateassistant, updateassistantwakeuprun, etc.)
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Once the job is completed, I update and correct any problems. This repeats, so when the next job begin I cannot have ANY new updates (i.e. quality update and feature update) - this was easy to do in windows 7. Currently with windows 10, I can only Pause for 35 days and/or defer quality updates for 30 days.
I have already attempted most of the unofficial methods. However once I update the machine after the job is done, I discover most of the previous methods no longer work properly to prevent updates on the new job (likely due to a new updateassistant, updateassistantwakeuprun, etc.)
Need an official solution...
Continue reading...