Windows 10 Being Offered to Domain Joined Machines

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#181394 14-Oct-2015 08:48

Seeing a few reports of this around the web. If you don't want to upgrade you might want install KB3050267 for Server 2012R2 or KB3050265 for Server 2008R2. Which will add a new option to group policy to block the upgrade.

Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > “Turn off the upgrade to the latest version of Windows through Windows Update”

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#1407062 15-Oct-2015 09:48

Ive seen this, on a laptop.

Turns out, when that user was out of office, he would log in using a 'local' a/c rather than login using his domain login a/c.
So Im guessing, using a local(non domain) login, Winupdates didnt see it as being on a domain.

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#1408065 16-Oct-2015 21:22

Looks like its another error by ms

http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/10/windows-10-upgrade-installing-automatically-on-some-windows-7-8-systems/

Had a client caught out, have now hidden the update :)

Applied the gpo fixes but it doesn't stop this appearing when The user goes tonwin updates and this is selected

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