Is it possible to permanently delete windows 10 update assistant?

This doesn't work. You merely uninstall it and something deeper in the OS reinstalls it?

Hi thanks for replying so quickly

I tried this and as soon as i close the laptop or turn it off somehow the assistant re installs itself.

yaa u are right it automatically reinstall after some time plzzz give me a solid solution to permanently g

et rid off this window ten update assistant

I tried to uninstall it multiple times, and yet it stills installs by itself.

You know, with Windows 10, I found out that YOUR settings do NOT matter, Microshaft will reset it all to THEIR preferred settings on the next update!

What all does Microsoft do when updating your computer?

1) - Reset your laboriously edited wake settings, so the computer will start itself in the middle of the night, just to check for f'ing updates.

Are we in an insane asylum here?  It took me 3 hours to disable this horror the last time!

2) - Revert the setting that gives you the choice of having an update installed later, rather than immediately, while you were in the bathroom for 3 minutes. Either there was no prompt, or the prompt timed out and defaulted to "He's not watching, lets go!"

3) - Change your desktop wallpaper to an MS Wallpaper!  WHAT security risk did you thwart by that move, Microshaft?

4) - Reverting your privacy settings to whatever Microshaft's preference is, so they can play Google on your computer.

5) - If you disabled your WU services completely, you might have peace for some time, but they figured out how to remotely re-enable them, after I had peace for one Year.  That amounts to hacking my system and altering its function. I thought there were stiff prison sentences on that?

6) - remove ANY software from your computer unasked, without prompt, that their retarded software algorithm deemed "incompatible", even if the stuff was running fine and your choice would have been to keep your software and shoot their update garbage into outer space.

So two choices:

1) - Should you use this list for your lawyer to determine if you have a case for a cease and desist letter?

2) - Should you find out if you'll be safe from intrusion on Windows 8 or Windows 7...?

And I guarantee you, all that ransom ware was probably not even Russian - likely our own governments had that distributed, to con us into giving up control over our devices.

Not long from now, you'll need one system that's on-line and the rest of your network is an island, to keep out criminals and corporats

Any advice, Microsoft folks?  Is option 2 more viable, cheaper and less time consuming than option 1...?

I followed all the steps mentioned here. After uninstalling windows 10 update assistant  I did a system wide search for windows 10 update assistant. An 877 byte short cut came up and I deleted it using the gutmann method