Canon mp560 driver for windows 7 install#
Canon mp560 driver for windows 7 windows 10#

Tried the following to remove and keep it off all with вЂњnotify meвЂќ setting in update:ДЎ Uninstalling EPSON software вЂ“ 10 just reinstalls the BLOAT version via updateДў Uninstalling then running wushowhide.diagcab вЂ“ NOPE tool does not see it as a driver or update to hide.ДЈ Just uninstalling the unwanted components вЂ“ you cannot really get rid of it all its almost malware territory/ and or you break the printer or scanner drivers you want.Д¤ Re clean install with setting (device installation for вЂњNever install driversвЂ¦.вЂќ ) Before I even connect to the internet, DOES NOT WORK as mentioned already.ДҐ Re clean install then installing the clean drivers in hopes to prevent update from installingвЂ¦ NOPE installed bloat anyway.Д¦ Re clean install then not choosing find computers, shares, printers on the network: yea it works but why have a local network and do I really have to set up sharing manually?Д§ Restored to immediately after clean install then setting my connection to вЂњmeteredвЂќ yea it keeps the EPSON nightmare away but only seems to do security updates so far withДЄny way to stop the mandatory install of garbage Chinese 3 rd party printer BLOAT/malware? WTH? Really? Why did you install it then? The 6 EPSON bloatware programs in my startup that have a HIGH impact on the system.

Canon mp560 driver for windows 7 windows 10#

And to top it off a day later Windows 10 even warned me (on both machines) about Microsoft update immediately installed the BLOAT version of the EPSON software (calling it a driver) without me noticing. I did that with the Windows 10 media creation tool. I wanted to clean install on the old Dell and a brand new 8.1 laptop (as past experience and logic dictate that OS migration without clean install is a recipe for fail) so Then I upgraded the 8.1 laptop via Microsoft update as it was looking good at the time (0 other issues/key activation No issues as it migrated from 7 and ran its updates etc.

Test upgraded via Microsoft update an 6 year old Dell laptop the day 10 came out. Available are just driver only versions of print and scan that I EPSON is known to have bloat version of the 'drivers' that actually includes about 6 programs that you donвЂ™t need and everyone knows to not install it. Backstory: 4 machines running Win 7 Home and 1 running 8.1 have had 0 issues with the

вЂњMy specific problem is with a good EPSON 2540 printer I have had for 18 months now. Software is pretty much malware causing me to clean install or restore just to get it all out. it really all comes down to 0 control over updates. I just asked this question, but thought I would say that we probably have a similar problemвЂ¦.

Windows 10 Home took away the ability to do any of that, so now my Windows Update History is just a mass of 'Canon MP560 Driver Updated Successfully' messages, and it's hard to find anything else. I just want Windows Update to stop being stupid, and stop re-installing the *exact same* driver, successfully, over and over, with no way to stop it, no way to opt out, no way to deselect it, etc. That's pretty much a 'cure worse than the disease'. Removing the driver will disable my printing, and I certainly do NOT want to prevent the driver from downloading ever again after removing it because then I won't be able to print at all. Or tell Windows Update to ignore it because it's already there (and hasn't been updated in FIVE YEARS, so why does it think it's new anyway?!?) and then installs successfully EVERY SINGLE TIME.ДЄll I need is a way to somehow mark that as 'updated'. The problem is that since upgrading to Windows 10, the driver shows up in Windows Update EVERY TIME I CHECK. I don't want to uninstall or disable it or prevent it from ever installing again once it's gone. That page doesn't describe my problem though.