Often it has done this despite these users plainly not wanting this update, period. In the 11 months since we first published this article, the Get Windows 10 (GWX) system has annoyed countless Windows 7 and 8.1 users, and in that time, Microsoft has maneuvered time and time again to get 10 installed on as many machines as possible. Never10: The Best and Easiest Way to Prevent Windows 10 We don’t feel it is critical to upgrading to Windows 10, and even if it is, you can always go back into Windows Update and reinstall KB3035583, or you can use the following method and forgo all this rigamarole altogether. If you don’t want this item on your system, we recommend removing the update altogether. More importantly: Just because it’s hidden doesn’t mean it won’t pester you about upgrading. You can’t right-click on the icon and tell it not to bug you anymore, and while you could remove its entry from the Task Scheduler, that doesn’t actually remove the GWX application from your system. This works for the current session, but restart your system (which happens from time to time), and it reappears.
To make this icon and its notifications go away, Microsoft unhelpfully recommends hiding them.
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