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FIXED!! Windows 7 sp1 never ends searching for updates

I just checked. I can uninstall most if not all updates (double click to uninstall). All updates were installed in one big download, so I don't know why some users are saying it takes days or weeks.
All 1.5GB updates took around 5 hours to install.

Is there a reason for removing so many updates? What are the side effects of leaving them in?.
Hi,
Lots of telemetry stuff might bog down a system might still trigger popups to upgrade to 10 as well again.
You'd have to search each one to know what it does.
Found this old note
Code:
KB2505438
KB2670838 – Windows 7 Only (corrupts AERO and blurry fonts on some websites)
KB2952664
KB2976978 – Windows 8 only
KB3021917
KB3035583
KB3075249
KB3035583 – this gives you the windows 10 invite
KB2952664 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10 (sends a bunch of telemetry data to M$, reported to corrupt system files)
KB2976978 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB2977759 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10, installs telemetry
KB2990214 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3021917 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3022345 – installs diagnostic tracking service, reported to corrupt system files
KB3035583 – pitches the free Windows 10 upgrade
KB3044374 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3050265 – supposedly fixes an issue with windows update, but also changes system files to support upgrade to Windows 10
KB3050267 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3068708 – installs telemetry service, prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB2922324 – (reportedly pulled, uninstall it anyway if already installed)
KB3014460 – affects windows 8 only
KB3015249 – adds more damn telemetry
KB3065987 – makes “improvements” to the windows update client
KB3075249 – adds yet more telemetry
KB3075851 – makes “improvements” to the windows update client
KB3080149 – adds yet more telemetry
 
Hi,
Lots of telemetry stuff might bog down a system might still trigger popups to upgrade to 10 as well again.
You'd have to search each one to know what it does.
Found this old note
Code:
KB2505438
KB2670838 – Windows 7 Only (corrupts AERO and blurry fonts on some websites)
KB2952664
KB2976978 – Windows 8 only
KB3021917
KB3035583
KB3075249
KB3035583 – this gives you the windows 10 invite
KB2952664 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10 (sends a bunch of telemetry data to M$, reported to corrupt system files)
KB2976978 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB2977759 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10, installs telemetry
KB2990214 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3021917 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3022345 – installs diagnostic tracking service, reported to corrupt system files
KB3035583 – pitches the free Windows 10 upgrade
KB3044374 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3050265 – supposedly fixes an issue with windows update, but also changes system files to support upgrade to Windows 10
KB3050267 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB3068708 – installs telemetry service, prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10
KB2922324 – (reportedly pulled, uninstall it anyway if already installed)
KB3014460 – affects windows 8 only
KB3015249 – adds more damn telemetry
KB3065987 – makes “improvements” to the windows update client
KB3075249 – adds yet more telemetry
KB3075851 – makes “improvements” to the windows update client
KB3080149 – adds yet more telemetry

Can't answer all what you are saying, but I can confirm when all updates are installed it will ask you to upgrade to windows 10, but select "don't show this message again" & it should never show up. It works here.

As for telemetry, well i don't do a lot with this computer, so i don't really care, as long as it does not slow down computer when playing games.
 
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