Unfortunately, you can't also turn automatic updates off on Windows Pro and can only set telemetry to basic. And I am as hopeful as you about Windows NN version :)

Unfortunately, you can't also turn automatic updates off on Windows Pro and can only set telemetry to basic. And I am as hopeful as you about Windows NN version :)

A user on another forum said that using the group policy editor to change update settings work (he changed it to notify before download), But that was ~2 month's ago or so.

I have also read that disabling the update service works too :rolleyes:

I found a person who did some basic analysis here and found minimal(<3MiB) bandwidth usage for telemetry.

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(Forgot to ask)

Have you tried disabling the updates or setting them to notify first?

Unfortunately, you can't also turn automatic updates off on Windows Pro and can only set telemetry to basic. And I am as hopeful as you about Windows NN version :)

A user on another forum said that using the group policy editor to change update settings work (he changed it to notify before download), But that was ~2 month's ago or so.
I have also read that disabling the update service works too :rolleyes:

I found a person who did some basic analysis here and found minimal(<3MiB) bandwidth usage for telemetry.

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(Forgot to ask)
Have you tried disabling the updates or setting them to notify first?

I both disable it through group policy (not notify) and disable service and it works. By saying "you can't" , I mean "you're not supposed to" and not guaranteed that you will be able to after an update.

And for telemetry, I use DWS lite and not sure if it does something beyond addings hosts and firewall rules. Just hope it works somehow.

I have managed to get the June Win10 ISO (1511.2) installed in a VMWare machine(Upgraded the win8 test machine).

It turns out that Win10 does not like VMWares SCIS drives, So changing them for IDE worked.

Unfortunetly I had to find a generic key as the OS was not activated (I was using it for varius testing purposes: Cloning, Compiling UE4), So I have a Win10 Home in a VM for testing.
Unfortunetly the old VMWare tools for guest OS that I have only gives it D3D9Ex, Going to look into getting the new tools sometime.

It seams I hit a problem with a clean install in a new VM, I did not see a prompt to ask for edition(Home/Pro), So the VM got Home.

"Activating" with a Pro generic key has got done something.

I plan on seeing what happens when I connect the VM to the internet, I should probably get the newest version of Wireshark to see what happens.

And then to try and understand the capture...

It looks a lot more like Win7 (At least of what I know about 7).