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Edit: I posted the batch file here originally but it looked crap so I have removed it. Here is an example of what it removes: echo Uninstalling KB2976987 (des
by _Understated_ 10y ago
Edit: I posted the batch file here originally but it looked crap so I have removed it.
Here is an example of what it removes:
echo Uninstalling KB2976987 (description not available)
start /w wusa.exe /uninstall /kb:2976987 /quiet /norestart
It's all the updates that enable "telemetry".
You could be right that there is some genuine functionality I have removed by not having a particular update in which case I will need to look at alternatives to OneDrive.
- teh_klev 10y ago> This is all it does. Looks non-trivial to me. That's removing 18 patches/fixes, four of which don't have a description. If I were you I'd re-install, get OneDrive back into working order (if indeed one or more of these uninstalls is the cause), then re-apply these hacks one at a time until OneDrive starts misbehaving....then put it back. Blindly running a script like this based on "advice" from the internet, without knowing the consequences each time some wave of new patches/fixes arrives on Patch Tuesday, is a wee bit scary. Especially if it's your primary work/wage generating machine.
- fileoffset 10y agoRather than a homegrown script, I use: http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/gwx_control_panel.html http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/gwx_control_panel.ht... It works fantastic for me, haven't had any GWX issues since I installed it. Having said that, I don't use OneDrive, so can't say whether it affects it or not.
- yuhong 10y agoKB3080149 (the version in the rollup) does say that the new version "Reduces the network connections on a Windows system that doesn't participate in the Windows Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP)."