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… … You know, all the things Windows 7 let us do out of the box and in the actual Windows Update window (minus voice command, but then it’s not really needed)…. But after you’ve hidden an update it will still show in update until you do another update search, which means if you just click “install” then the hidden update will still be installed(!) so after I’ve hidden the update I do the update check again via the voice command and then it’ll be properly hidden, letting me install the other updates without issue. The above lets me check for updates but without automatically installing them (all in the background) and then manually lets me go to the settings page and check which updates are available at which point I can use the MS-provided-tool to hide any updates if I so choose. I then made a simple console application that via cmd runs the scheduled task (Because I can… I know there are probably better ways to deal with the launching of the task but I know how to do it this way and it works) and then I set up a voice command in Voice Attack which when triggered will launch the application hidden which will then check for updates without also downloading them (since I have edited the gpedit value for autocheck to notify for download and install) Will this only check for updates or will it cause it to both check and then download any found updates (like clicking the button normally)?Ĭurrently I have set up a scheduled task that launches %systemroot%\system32\usoclient.exe with the argument StartScan