SHA-1: 20E6A15819CF0639A8626AA5FEF0D12F483FB1C1įor those who decide to install XXCOPY for the first time, it's maybe easier to install the package as downloaded and then replace the XXCOPY.EXE file by the patched one. Patch -p XXCOPY.ORI xxcopy.pat XXCOPY.EXEĪll having gone well, the new, nagless version of XXCOPY.EXE shall have: SHA-1: D73B93A15A7CA4BA5A48427DB3BDBBC6162FBAC9ġ) Download the freeware command-line utils.zip, from KanastaCorp, grab inside it just patch.exe and drop it into the \%windir%\command\ folder Ģ) Download the xxcopypat.7z attached below, grab inside it xxcopy.pat and drop it into the same temporary folder one put XXCOPY.EXE in Ĥ) Start a DOS box, go to that temporary folder, and run the following command from the DOS prompt: From that zip one must extract XXCOPY.EXE and confirm it has the following characteristics: That said, here's a patch pattern exclusively to disable the nag on XXCOPY freeware v.2.96.5 (it applies to no other version but this one).Ġ) Get the free version of XXCOPY (you must get XXCOPY FREEWARE v.2.96.5 - xxfw2965.zip.
Remove windows 10 update nag how to#
(Googled this over the past few years, to no avail: there is one possibility posted long ago which suggests how to do what I want, but it is very dependent on having an older version of the programme than the one I have (the latest, from 2012, I guess). Can upload the XXCopy installer if needed. Has anyone any knowledge of this and would be able to help? Can't see that removing the update reminder would be doing anything 'illegal' now. What would be nice is to be able to kill this pointless nag script somehow, but I cannot work out how to do this at all. there's lots of text, which slowly scrolls into view: you just have to sit back and wait. XXCopy closed down ten years ago now, but the installation regularly brings up 'CMD' windows reminding the user to update the programme. Just this update nag that is a bit of a 'fly in the ointment').
(There is also 'Robocopy' of course but (just to be clear from the outset) I am not interested in replacing all my XXCopy scripts with ones for Robocopy as a 'solution' to my question XXCopy does all I want and I am very familiar with writing scripts I need. I have been using XXCopy (kind of super-charged XCopy) for at least 20 years and have many scripts that I use regularly - some of them every day.
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