Because of this:
"Never10 does NOT prevent the installation of Windows updates, including the infamous Get Windows 10 (GWX) update KB3035583".
I created a scheduled task to run never10.exe every several hours each day (since it is so quick, it doesn't take any resources to do that).
If you want to do this:
-- Go into control panel
-- Click "administrative tools"
-- Double click "task scheduler"
-- On the left, click "task scheduler library"
-- On the right, click "create task"
-- In "general" tab, name it "run never10" (or whatever you want)
-- Enable "run with highest privileges".
-- In "triggers" tab, click "New..." button.
-- Click "daily"
-- Click "repeat task every"
-- Instead of "1 hour" type "2 hour" or "3 hour" or whatever you want
-- Click the "ok" button
-- In the "actions" tab, click "New..." button.
-- Click the "Browse" button and go to wherever you have the program never10.exe and select it.
-- In "add arguments (optional)", type the word "disable" (no quotes -- just the word)
-- Click "ok" button
-- In the "actions" tab, click the "OK" button at the very bottom.
You now have "run never10" task set up to run every 2 hours (or whatever) each day in your list of tasks.
To test it, right click on it in your task list and select "run". Make sure no dialog boxes or error messages show up. If it works, you won't see anything pop up (as it runs silently and takes only an instant to complete).
