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Good morning. Since I started here a lot of computers are getting Windows 10 prompts. I have done everything I can think of to get rid of them but they continue to be a pest. Here is what I have done:

Verified not in WSUS

Disable next Windows Upgrade in GPO is enabled

Set a specific Intranet location for updates in WSUS

Created the DisableGWX Key

Made sure computers are in correct category in Active Directory to apply GPO

When I check the computers 3035583 is installed. I go through the uninstall and reboot but it continues to reinstall automatically. WSUS does not have 3035583 listed and I cannot find it in the catalog either to download and decline it. I dont know what to do from here.

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Although I'm adding a couple new articles, the link to these duplicate questions are much more complete:

Dupe: How to disable the "Get Windows 10" icon shown in the notification area (tray)? - read all the answers. – DavidPostill 3 hours ago

Dupe: What are every Windows 7/8/8.1 updates (KBs) I must skip to avoid Windows 10 upgrading -and nags-? – DavidPostill 1 hour ago

The Microsoft KB article below was referenced from this article:

Latest IE Patch Might Be To Blame for Windows 10 Upgrade Ads - 03/10/2016
By Chris Paoli, the site producer for Redmondmag.com and MCPmag.com.
From RedmondMag:

In a Microsoft blog post released late January, Matt Barlow, general manager of Xbox Marketing, also included a link for those shops that want to block the app from appearing on network-connected systems. He also promised that the GWX will not appear for large enterprises running Windows Enterprise edition or those that are using onsite system updating tools.

(Note that the KB link below: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3080351 appears to be broken in at least my version of Firefox. I know it works in Edge.)

From MICROSOFT: March 15th, 2016 How to manage Windows 10 notification and upgrade options

Summary: Qualified computers and devices that are deployed in your organization and that are running Windows 7 Pro or Windows 8.1 Pro are eligible for the free Windows 10 upgrade offer and will be able to upgrade through Windows Update. (This offer is not available to customers who are using Enterprise or Embedded editions of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.) This article describes the notification and upgrade options, and it explains how you can manage these options.

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