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The thread discusses a Windows 10 Build 10130 update issue where two phantom updates related to HP printer drivers fail to install with error codes. The original user seeks a solution to remove these non-existent updates, noting that relevant registry keys are missing. A responder suggests adjusting device installation settings to prevent Windows Update from installing drivers automatically, though success with this approach may vary.
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Lenster

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Build 10130. I have two updates showing which I believe are ghosts. They will not install.
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There were problems installing some updates, but we'll try again
later. If you keep seeing this and want to search the web or contact
support for information, this may help:

• Hewlett-Packard - Imaging, Other hardware - Null Fax - HP
Photosmart 7520 series - Error 0x80070490

• Hewlett-Packard - Imaging, Other hardware - Null Print - HP
Photosmart 7520 series - Error 0x80070103

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The registry keys to get rid of these are no longer present in windows 10.
How can I make these go away?

Len
 

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kemical
At present Microsoft's update section in the windows 10 preview allows for very little user interaction. You could try opening up system properties (right click on the start icon and choose 'system'), look under the hardware tab, Device installation settings and check 'never install drivers from windows update' although we've had varying degrees of success with this setting but it might be worth trying anyway.
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At present Microsoft's update section in the windows 10 preview allows for very little user interaction. You could try opening up system properties (right click on the start icon and choose 'system'), look under the hardware tab, Device installation settings and check 'never install drivers from windows update' although we've had varying degrees of success with this setting but it might be worth trying anyway.
 

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