Showing posts with label Microsoft Tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microsoft Tool. Show all posts

Monday, 27 July 2015

Microsoft Tool Blocks Unwanted Windows 10 Updates


Microsoft Windows 10 Home front will roll out updates automatically among users and is the standard no longer possible to block certain updates or drivers, like other Windows versions is the case. And that can be a problem if, for example faulty drivers or updates are rolled out via the automatic update mechanism.

Nevertheless, users do not blindly accept all the updates because Microsoft has recently been a " troubleshooter package released "to block unwanted updates. The troubleshooter provides an interface for showing and hiding updates and drivers.Once a user or an unwanted update driver has been removed which will no longer be available after installing the troubleshooter. In the description of Microsoft is that the tool is for the Windows 10 Preview, but Windows Follower Ed Bott notes that the troubleshooter, based on the latest test version of the Windows 10 Preview, including the final version will work.

Sunday, 1 March 2015

Microsoft Allows Users To Download Windows 7 ISO


Microsoft has launched a new website where users with a valid license can download a full version of Windows 7, for example, if they have no CD or want to install the operating system from a USB stick.However, this is only the "retail versions" of Windows 7.

These are versions which are sold in retail stores, among other things. Computers that are supplied as standard with Windows 7 use in most cases, an OEM version and who can not use the " Microsoft Software Recovery download "website. To download users must first give up their license the ISO file, after which the language as well as a 32-bit or 64-bit version can be selected. The ISO is then burn to a CD, but there is also a special Microsoft tool to convert the ISO to a USB stick.

Microsoft points to the site to another page where users ISO files from Windows 8.1 can download without specifying the license key. The difference is that windows 7 without a license key can be installed, after which the operating system 30 days is to be used fully. Windows 8.1, however, install only with a valid license.