Windows 10: How to remove Windows Update notification in Settings Box

that is, in v. 2004, how to remove only this NEWLY added notification (area) which includes:
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in context >







NOTE: this Update & Security Settings Box NEVER before indicated (I am automatically signed in as Admin) >

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to be more than abundantly clear, I want it to look like THIS again .... as it used to be >






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How to remove Windows Update notification in Settings Box

that is, in v. 2004, how to remove only this NEWLY added notification (area) which includes:
.
Local Account
Sign in






in context >







NOTE: this Update & Security Settings Box NEVER before indicated (I am automatically signed in as Admin) >

Local Account
Sign in



to be more than abundantly clear, I want it to look like THIS again .... as it used to be >

 

Remove Update Notification?

Hi,


I love this program but I have just a minor annoyance with the "Update Now" notification. Is there a way to disable it? I notice there isn't much tab/window options, but perhaps a command line modifier?

I don't have a particularly new GPU card, so any new updates are redundant to me, I prefer to stick to a working version that I'm accustomed to. I think currently I'm running 0.8.5. I do some game testing etc... as a hobby on Nvidia and Intel HD and this version works the best. Newer versions won't display the Intel HD memory usage as separate dedicated/dynamic, it just lumps them together as 1.

This version is still working great, just like to remove the "update notification" bar that keeps telling me to update.


Thank you,

Jeff

 

no update notification

Hi Kent,

One possible cause why you're unable to receive notification is due to wrong configuration settings. To assist you better, kindly answer the following questions:

• Have you made any recent changes prior to this issue?
• Are you able to receive notification before?

In the meantime, we suggest that you follow these steps:

• Go to Control Panel and select Security and Maintenance.
  
• Choose Change Security and Maintenance settings.
• Put a check on the check box.
• Click OK.

This will allow you to disable/enable specific types of messages, including messages about Windows Update, Internet security settings, User Account Control, Windows Backup, and more.

Let us know if you need further assistance.