Another important feature is the ability to mount CD images that can then be used in place of physical disks when installing operating systems. For instance, an ISO file may contain a music album that can then be listened to on a computer without requiring any additional software.

These images can, in turn, be used as if they were real disks. I used a youtube video to figure out how to uninstall updates and stop them from re-installing automatically, and someone else posted on daemons forum about uninstalling recent updates to make this function work.One of the features of DAEMON Tools Lite is the ability to mount various disk images, including ISO files. I take no credit for figuring any of this out. I then uninstalled the last couple updates, like 2-3 admittingly out of stupidity because I didn't realize that when I uninstalled the current update it re-installs the previous update file and I kept thinking 'why the heck does it still say the most recent update file was today?!' but if you pay attention to the update numbers they change each time and its just your system reverting back to the previous update. These are the 2 things I did to shut down windows updates. You can also run regedit, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Policies > Windows, right click windows and create a key named 'WindowsUpdate', right click WindowsUpdate and create a key named 'AU', right click in the box to the right under '(default)' and create a DWORD 32 Bit named 'AUOptions' edit this file and change the value to 2. Services > Windows Update 'Startup Type' set to disabled, 'Service Status' set to Stopped, in the Recovery Tab set everything to 'Take No Action' and change the days to 0.

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