Windows 10: Win 10 Nagware/Telemetry via Win 7 - Enterprise version immune?

I have been reading reams of info on the recent moves by Microsoft to force/fool/trick users into moving to Windows 10 (the GWX debacle) and the mysterious nature of many recent Windows updates - that in reality are merely setups (and data gathering) updates designed to compromise a clean tidy Windows 7 Home or Pro install.

I have tried to keep up on the latest info to combat the issue (Hiding Windows updates, killing telemetry tracking, removing GWX stuff etc) but it seems like a losing battle as it seems every month MS ramps up more crap by changing optional updates to Recommended and finding new way to force a Win 10 setup into our lives.

One idea that I am kicking around is testing my MSDN clout and trying Win 7 Enterprise on my desktop. Is this version of Windows immune to all the above crap and can I run my machine the way I want it so I am not running rampant each month trying to kill off processes and updates I do not want.

And don't get me wrong - I have Win 10 on one machine for now and the verdict is still out whether to keep it or not - but I do not want anything to do with Win 10 on our other 4 machines at this time.

Thoughts?

Sonic.

:)

 

Windows Enterprise edition - Upgrade advisor windows 10

Where can I find an Windows 10 upgrade advisor for Win 7
Enterprise?

KB3035583 is referred to as being the upgrade advisor but this is just for regular Win 7/8 versions, not for enterprise.

Kind regards

 

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hey Costa what about the others?

KB3035583 – pitches the free Windows 10 upgrade

KB2952664 – is the Windows 7 nagware patch that touts the Windows 10 upgrade.

KB2990214 – update that supports you to upgrade to a later version of Windows Win7

KB2977759 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10, installs telemetry

KB3021917 – prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10 in Windows 7 Service Pack 1

KB3022345 – installs diagnostic/usage tracking service,

KB3068708 – installs telemetry service, prepares system for upgrade to Windows 10

KB3015249 – Telemetry, reports UAC prompt choices when making changes to the system

KB3075249 – Telemetry, reports UAC prompts to Microsoft

KB3080149 – Update for customer experience and diagnostic telemetry, CEIP