- #COMPLETELY REMOVE WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE NOTICE HOW TO#
- #COMPLETELY REMOVE WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE NOTICE UPDATE#
Hide the "Get Windows 10 update" icon notification. * Note: If you want to allow the Windows 10 Upgrade in the future then set the DisableOSUpgrade value to 0. Close Registry Editor and restart your computer. Double click at the newly created DisableOSUpgrade value and at the Value data box type 1.ġ0. Give the name " DisableOSUpgrade" (without quotes) to the new value and press Enter.ĩ. Right click at an empty space on the right pane and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.Ĩ. Give the name " WindowsUpdate" (without quotes) to the new key and press Enter.ħ.
Right-click at Windows key and select New > Key.Ħ.
#COMPLETELY REMOVE WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE NOTICE UPDATE#
In order to prevent Windows 10 from installed on your computer, you have to disable the automatic update to Windows 10 OS through registry. Disable Windows 10 Upgrade through Registry. Remove the "Get Windows 10” update notification icon. Disable Windows OS Upgrade through Registry. Note: Keep in mind that Microsoft will stop to offer the free upgrade to Windows 10 OS after 29 July 2016 and it will then cost you $119 to upgrade your system to Windows 10.
#COMPLETELY REMOVE WINDOWS 10 UPGRADE NOTICE HOW TO#
How to prevent the Windows 10 Upgrade and remove the "Get Windows 10" update notification. This guide contains detailed steps on how to disable completely the automatic upgrade to Windows 10 and to remove the " Get Windows 10" update notification icon from the taskbar. The "Get Windows 10" update notification offer, comes on official Windows 7 or 8.1 PC's, after the installation of Windows update KB3035583, that is installed via Windows Update. Many of you have seen that offer in a taskbar notification icon, that prompts you to reserve a free Windows 10 copy once available.
After 1st June of 2015 and until 29th July 2016, Microsoft offers a free upgrade to Windows 10, to legitimate Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 computers.