How to block Windows update ...

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I mean how to block it even when you have disabled it ...

Everyone knows by now that windows is like the Chrome browser ...(wait ...other way arround ...)
that will update it self without permission of the user.

Even if you disable updates - your system ...(browser) what ever ...will be updated without your knowledge ...
thats actually why yesterday all worked fine - and today - everything is fucked up...


so...lets fucking block it ... i dont know if its the NSA ...or as microsoft said - "those updates are crucial to the system" ...
.....sure ... especially when they screw everything up...
anyway... those are not welcome ...


BLOCK !!!...and DISABLE akamaitechnologies.com
at this moment - it is one of the largest sites that hosts update files...
so when update is issued - it usually comes from there...



You can block the site by entering into your "hosts" file following records

127.0.0.1 akamaitechnologies.com
127.0.0.1 deploy.akamaitechnologies.com

"hosts" file is located at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\

in a few days you will see first notice that windows could not update it self ...
it will say you have a virus ...and will ask to restore hosts file

This is just partial protection ...that will shield you from "some" updates...
though others might still get through ...
I'm looking for the complete list of sites / IP's .. now ...

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Or:
1. Browse:
Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Administrative Tools\Services

2. Find:
Windows update

3. Block:
Right click on that service -> Properties
Select Startup option - Disabled
Select Service status - Stop

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those grand mother fuckers .. need more than just disabling the service...
try to enter those into your host...

in few days you will get a message that you got a virus...
even with update disabled....
coz motherfucker could not download it ...

[[Rocketers] Alex]

http://windowssecrets.com/top-story/...users-consent/
http://news.softodrom.ru/ap/b2007.shtml

http://forum.ixbt.com/topic.cgi?id=22:81520 - good iptables rules (last post)
http://forum.oszone.net/thread-258092.html - I liked the first post, with cord wrest from the modem)