How to Hide an Unwanted Update?

how do I hide an update using technical preview 9926 I keep getting (0x80070103) error Nvidia driver update for GeForce gtx 765M. Please help me Glenn None of the above threads is an answer to the solution i'm looking for.

On Tue, 27 Jan 2015 02:40:02 +0000, how to hide an update using technical
preview 9926 wrote:
how do I hide an update using technical preview 9926 I keep getting (0x80070103) error Nvidia driver update for GeForce gtx 765M. Please help me Glenn None of the above threads is an answer to the solution i'm looking for.
I've no idea who Glenn is nor what you've tried so far, but what worked for
my Nvidia Quadro K2100M was to install the latest 8.1 driver from the
Nvidia web site. Once I had installed that, I was no longer offered the
update.
Paul Adare - FIM CM MVP

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