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• How to remove unwanted updates which are options without updating

  There are several optional updates (languages, etc.) I would like to delete.  How is that possible?  Using Windows 7 Ultimate. Thank you, crpet1

  HOW to hide an update or restore a hidden update (good for Win8/Win8.1, too!)
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/24376-Windows-Update-hide-restore-hidden-updates.html

• hide unwanted updates

  I would like to know how to hide an update that has already been installed. There is no box to hide an update. Also if I don't want an update that is offered to appear continuously updated optional, how I delete it from the list of available updates? There is no option in my windows update window to do one of these things. Vista Home Premium operating system.

  In the list of available updates, place your mouse on the update that you want to hide, right-click, then choose 'hide '. You must be logged in as an administrator or have an administrator password to do so.

  Best wishes
  Tiffany McLeod aka BookwormDragon

• How can I delete unwanted updates from the list?

  Windows 7 update list more than 35 languages to be updated.  How I removed these updates from my list of updates not installed so that I see only the coming updates to install in the future?  Whenever I open the list of updates, these 35 languages continue to flow upward.

  HOW to hide an update (or restore a hidden update)
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/24376-Windows-Update-hide-restore-hidden-updates.html ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• How to get rid of the unwanted update reminders

  I get repeated reminders that I have 'updates important"... Windows constantly remind me to download IE ver 9 (I've done previously and corrupted my system).  I didn't want to download it or using the option; Silverlight, KME, Live Essentials, etc.. How can Q: I get rid of reminders?

  Hello

  You can hide the update, and then Windows Update won't it offer you again unless you choose to restore it. Here's how to hide an update:

  1. Open Windows Update by clicking the Start button. In the search box, type Update, and then in the list of results, click Windows Update.

  2. Do one of the following:

     • Click the link that tells you important updates are available if you have some updates to hide.

     • Click the link that tells you optional updates are available if you have optional updates to hide.

  3. Select an update that you want to hide, right-click, and then click Hide update. Do this for each update you want to hide.

  4. Click OK.

  Also, you can post your query in link for better assistance, below:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff382716.aspx

• How to remove unwanted updates, that is to say Bing Bar

  In the latest batch of updates, there was one for Bing Bar.

  I don't want that, I don't need, I'm not the installation under any circumstances.  How can I get rid of it off my list of updates to install?

  In XP, you may remove the updates.  I can't find a way to do this in Win7.  Don't want to keep getting constant reminders about updates to install, when they are the ones I rejected.
  Happy to install the necessary updates, not the trash.
  Thanks for any help you can give.

  Hello

  In Windows Update, yo can right click updates and select Hide update. You won't see this update again.

  Concerning

• Long document - Master Page synchronization - unwanted updates

  Just started as a novice in functions of long documents, but for years I am a user of CS5 Master Pages management.

  My problem: when I move just something on my Page of Style Source Master and then I sync it with other book files, the change will apply to pages in the same document, but on the other files in the book the any Master Page in the Style Source is applied to all the places where I worked!

  So I have overlapping areas of text and images. Horrible. It's like a "master to apply to pages" instead of moving only my 2 things through 600 pages!

  Before you pick up the book, I was working in a single large document. Now I divide it into several chapters, keeping the same name of the Page Master and Master Page.

  Thanks for any help to better understand or if there is no choice either, I have to manually clean up all my 600 (horrible) pages or I have to work on each Master Page on each book file or Master Page load has changed in each book file.

  But it seems to me not the promise of a Master Page!

  When I didn't put any text in the dummy text boxes and no color in the image on the Page Style Source Master then all 600 pages are free of duplicated texts, the empty boxes on the Master Page are behind my text worked. It will be harder to start working on a new page without dummy text and color.

  But this will be the solution? Are there not looking for high-end print output when two boxes are on the other?

  Thank you very much for all the good ideas how to handle the question it better more than 600 pages.

  sincerely

  Corinne

  Thanks Pierre, show you one of the solutions is to work with each template of a book instead of synchronization file.

  This will work very well with a new object.

  But when I down existing securities more than 600 pages, that it might not work.

  remove the 'reapply master page items' on the book files and I have a synchronized again.

  InDesign does not reapply

• How to stop a downloaded update

  I thought I had the freaking off Firefox updates, but all of a sudden I "Restart Firefox to update" message. I don't want this update then, how can I get rid of him? I won't be close Firefox until I can get rid of this unwanted update. I need this information as soon as POSSIBLE, because not to close Firefox means that I can't turn off my computer either.

  You will need to delete the folder updates\0 and possibly put record to date if Firefox has already prepared this file to apply the update on the next departure.

  Software update doesn't work does not correctly:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Software_Update

  C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Mozilla Firefox\updates
  (%LOCALAPPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Mozilla Firefox\updates)
  

• hide updates in the app store

  I've continually updated 5 harassing me on the App Store - RAW updates for cameras that I will never possess and the latest iMovie and offerings of iWork I don't want.

  Surely it must be a simple way to hide these unwanted updates and disable the constant notifications and access network on these updates groups...

  Right-click on the update in the App Store and choose 'Hide '.

• delete updates and repeated requests to download unexpected updates like Latin, Spanish, Foxclocks Russian dictionaries

  incessant demands to download unwanted updates. undersired updates installed slow start.
  I want to stop applications and remove unnecessary or unwanted updates

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  == incessant demands to download unwanted updates. undersired updates installed slow start.

  I upgraded my FF as I posted, the recurring view was the one who presented themselves before every time the program opens, but only if like me you choose NOT to add these special supplements.
  The ultimate solution was under tools as you suggested (although not advanced) thanks for the help!

• How can I get rid of the Windows Live Essentials 2011 (KB2434419) update Windows Update?

  Hello

  I don't want to install this update I am happy with the versions I currently have programs that it covers.  I prefer to be able to update on an individual basis.  In some cases (for example, Movie Maker), I prefer the previous program in that they are trying to make me install.

  How can I get rid of him after the Windows Update notification?  The icon in the system tray is still here now because of this, and I always have to check when I connect if there are important updates that I really need and want.  It's a relatively minor thing but a little awkward anyway.

  In the window Windows Update , right click on the unwanted update and click hide update . Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• Vista - repeatedly proposed an IE8 update

  I have Windows vista 32 bit. I have installed IE8. I have my set updates to update automatically. I get an update for ie8, in fact I have 2 identical. When I try to download the update I get and error that says I already have the latest version installed. I don't know how to get rid of the update and it keeps offering him! When I check the error code, it's just a letter E and nothing else. No numbrs or other letters. I tried to remove the origina; Update and that did not help. I tried to remove and reinstall ie8 and did not help. I even refreshed and I can't get updates need to go away!

  Help, please!

  I have Windows vista 32 bit. I have installed IE8. I have my set updates to update automatically. I get an update for ie8, in fact I have 2 identical. When I try to download the update I get and error that says I already have the latest version installed. I don't know how to get rid of the update and it keeps offering him! When I check the error code, it's just a letter E and nothing else. No numbrs or other letters. I tried to remove the origina; Update and that did not help. I tried to remove and reinstall ie8 and did not help. I even refreshed and I can't get updates need to go away!

  Help, please!

  Since you have 2 identicle updates, and you are informed that you have the latest version, then you need not to update a copy. You can 'hide' the unwanted update. But before you can do this, you mustchange your auto manual update update.

  Click Start > in the search box, type windows update > press the Enter key > afraid that column, click settings actually > important section updated, click on the pointer, and then select "check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them > check under"Recommended Updates"> check mark under"Microsoft Updates"> check mark under the heading 'Notification of software' > click OK"

  Now that you have defined Windows updates on manual.
  When you receive the notification that the updates are available, click to see what they are. If you have already installed, click on RIGHT > click Hide.
  This willingness to update never appears again.

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• After Ms. auto updates, I always reinstall my printer driver.

  Is this a known bug?  Any way to prevent this?  Windows xp sp3 with the latest Dell Latitude D610 patches. the printer is hp c6300 wireless. Thks...

  Tip: Get the necessary driver updates to download pages for the device manufacturer or the computer, NOT Windows Update.

  If you choose the automatic updates option "Notify only", you will be able to "hide" unwanted updates before they are downloaded even. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306525 ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• Can not install updates in windows vista

  Windows vista tries to download updates, but fails to do so. The following message if poster - updates are not configured properly restoring changes. Updates that all start with Ko. The computer had tried to download the same updates many times. My computer has sp1, windows vista premium 32 bit.

  Hello

  You can hide unwanted updates in windows update.

  Check out the link: http://www.petri.co.il/hide_updates_windows_vista.htm
  Thankx

• Windows Vista business is update, download and installation; even when the update is set to manual.

  I put the manual update manually. But despite this it keeps update, download and installation. Sometimes I turn off a few updates and suddenly, after a few hours, these unwanted updates begin to update! This is a joke, very annoying and the invasion of privacy!

  Could be group policy... .getting applied on your system... Best regards, Sohail Patel "MCSE 2003 | ITILv3 | "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a first step."