Had the same issue. Manually installed it without Windows Update: http://download.windowsupdate.com/d/msdownload/update/software/updt/2015/05/windows6.1-kb3035583-x64_d6308e28c41fcbd15695343d83709ed1c4bf5812.msu
Download KB3035583 without using Windows Update?
Back in April, when the round of updates came out to implement the Windows 10 update scheme, I didn't let them install and hid them. Now I'm curious to see how it all works, so I went to unhide and update again. All of the updates that I'd hidden were there, except 3035583 - it seems to have vanished!
I went to the KB site, but it seems the only way it is available is through WU. Is there a standalone file I can download? Might it still be on my system somewhere? Or is there some way I can cajole WU to find it again?
TIA...
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x86 / 32-bit:
Thanks a whole lot. The machine running win7 Pro went wonky and had to do a repair and as a result the update I imagine went into cyberspace and of course MS Support was of no help and wanted to charge me for their assistance, so I fixed it myself like I've always done since Microsoft windows 3.0.
Your help is much appreciated.
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Anonymous
2016-05-24T00:31:15+00:00 Remove windows update KB3035583 and the windows 10 nag will go away. Keep it from coming back by doing custom installs (not automatic) of windows updates so you can see them before installing them. You can get the custom option by changing your update settings from automatic to 'notify but let ME choose which updates to install. If you see KB3035583 return whether in important OR optional updates..right click it and choose "don't show me this again" before installing the other ones. I Should tell you..when the Windows Update screen is up..look for 'view your update history' where you can look for KB3035583. You might get there by typing -installed updates- in the search bar above the start button. One way or the other you can uninstall it.
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Anonymous
2016-07-24T22:13:47+00:00 I run this and a windows pops up called "Windows Update Standalone Installer" and it reports "Searching for updates on this computer" continuously without any sign of progress. Why is this taking so long?
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Anonymous
2016-08-27T07:13:38+00:00 Did you get the pro edition of Windows 10 back. I have windows 7 professional I rolled back too. Now I am unable to get Windows 10 back. Thanks. Beverly