Once upon a time it wasn’t so easy to just reinstall Windows, and we didn’t “just have backups” either. Often, I hear people say: “Just blow it away,” “Start fresh,” or “Give it a clean install.” With the ease of Windows 10 installation, it’s no wonder that this is a knee-jerk reaction to many OS-related issues. For this reason, most of the industry has become very complacent when it comes to troubleshooting Windows issues. Now, we find ourselves officially living in the future and enjoying Windows 10: a more stable and hardware-compatible OS than has ever existed previously. I can “fondly” remember the hours spent installing (and troubleshooting) hardware drivers and cursing Bill Gates every time a Windows Update rendered my OS unbootable. If you’ve been supporting Microsoft Windows for the last few decades, you know that there have been plenty of ups and downs. Scroll to the bottom to get yourself the registry key and save yourself some pain and misery. Don’t believe me? Check “C:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack”. Microsoft disabled automatic registry backups (last known good configuration) in Windows 10 1803, and it’s never coming back unless you enable it yourself. It is covered via a creative commons licence.Registry backups have been gone for years….
This is an attributition to the original article that this Wiki was derived from as You should also notice that the the “Set up Backup” has been removed from the Action Center Pop-up when the user hovers over the flag in the system tray. Note: This should happen by 10am the day after the policy setting is applied. Now you will see that the Backup section of the Action Center has been disabled. You should now see something like this in your Group Policy Editor. Type “SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsBackup“ into the Hive: text field and then “DisableMonitoring” in the Value Name then select the REG_DWORD Value Type and type “1” in the Value data: field. Click on “Action” in the menu then “New” and then “New then Registry Item”
Navigate to Computer Configuration > Preferences > Windows Settings > Registry. Edit a Group Policy Object (GPO) that is targeted to the computers that you want to disabled the backup notification. Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsBackupĭata Enabled: 0 (or not exist) = Disabled
Stored on the local hard drive to the profile virtualisation and folder redirection then this registry key to stop the notification is perfect. However in an SOE environment where no user data is It states that this this use of the DisableMonitoring registry key should be used for “OEMs and developers of third-party backup applications … to turn off these automatic notifications.”. The following article shows you how to turn off the "Set up Backup" message you get in the Action Center in Windows 7 (see images below).Īccording to the MSDN article ( (VS.85).aspx)
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