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more interested in 'how to not install windows 11 on a device that you've told 50 times not to install windows 11'
by awinter-py 3y ago
more interested in 'how to not install windows 11 on a device that you've told 50 times not to install windows 11'
- ahonhn 3y agoDon't think it works for Win10 Home, but with Pro use gpedit and go to Local Computer Policy --> Computer Configuration --> Administrative Templates --> Windows Components --> Windows Update for Business, find "Select the target feature update" and set it to 'Windows 10', and '22H2'
- Zambyte 3y agoFree Software operating system and move that ticket to OBE
- paulryanrogers 3y agoOBE?
- Zambyte 3y agoOvercome by events. A common end state for issue ticketing systems for when an issue was not directly solved, but is no longer an issue :-)
- hiatus 3y agoSame. I've had elderly family members unintentionally upgrade despite walking them through declining when they would call confused about the upgrade prompt coming out of nowhere. You could even shut down the "wrong" way and somehow end up upgraded.
- scrlk 3y agoI'm not surprised, the W11 upgrade nag screens are riddled with dark patterns.