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Windows 8 Problem solving for the Windows 8 Operating System |
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forced windows 8.1 download
Hi,
Just opened up my pc this morning and a blue ribbon across the screen saying download w8.1 free and go to the store. I could not remove it and the only option was to go to the store but i disconneted my internet at the wall so it would not automatically start a download. How can I get rid of this notification when it happens again and how can I get rid of the store app? |
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Try uninstalling Windows Update KB2871389 and then hide it from re-appearing in the Windows Updates list.
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ok, will try that but some say I am crazy and will not be able to download 8.1 in the future if I do this?
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Why not? Where's the proof? You can still download Service Packs for XP, and even the ancient MS-DOS 6.21 and 6.22 updates released in 1994.
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win8.1 is a free upgrade putting to rest some of the problems win8 has. If you want to upgrade later, you can just by going to the microsoft store.
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thats what I thought but I am getting mixed messages on another site......what would u recommend - I am afraid of 8.1?
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Upgrading to 8.1. Yes, that does appear to be the case. |
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u sure all people are different?
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#9
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With nary a doubt.
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As with with any new operating system, there will be issues. Some will have problems and others won't. I upgraded one of my computers and had absolutely no problems. A moderator on this forum upgraded his and had driver problems. You will never get 100 percent feedback one way or another. It is a risk you will have to take for yourself. I recommend upgrading since it is a free upgrade, but in the end it is still up to you. and if you don't, nobody will hold it against you. |
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I have not mentioned the site name and I am not playing anyone off against anyone.
There are mixed messages on all sites - nobody needs to play this game - thats just the facts. Just asking questions. |
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Well I'm not the same, I guess that makes me different. But on the other hand I'm not so different that you'd notice. Perhaps I'm the same?
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You should be.After surfing these tech sites all the problems are due to Win 8.1.I have Win 8 x64 V6.9, and it works just fine,but everyday i am bombarded with hurry up and upgrade. My question is: where is the shadow copy of 8.1 going to be at if i digitally download Win 8.1? I will have only 1 copy of 8.1 on drive C and on drive D i will have a shadow copy of old Win 8 and 6 recovery discs of Win 8. I have had to refresh/restore 4 times with Win 8,if that should happen with Win 8.1 how will i fix it when i have no backups of Win 8.1? That is the main reason why i don't upgrade.
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#14
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Upgrade to 8.1, then do a backup with EaseUS Todo Backup Free
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That's an idea, but what do you really get that's better than Win 8, and why should you have to look for other ways to have a refresh/restore when you had it all in one before?
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