Hide NTLite's Windows updates that I don't want

[Necrosaro]

Updating windows through Ntlite, I would like to see a way to ignore/hide updates that I don't want. For example...I have a amd system and it still shows Intel type updates which are not needed.

Thanks

 

[garlin]

NTLite's Updates list is manually created, it's not mapped to any specific PC architecture or self-generated from a local scan.
If AMD published critical fixes thru WU, then those would end up on nuhi's list. None of the BIOS or CPU fixes are marked by default.

 

[Necrosaro]

NTLite's Updates list is manually created, it's not mapped to any specific PC architecture or self-generated from a local scan.
If AMD published critical fixes thru WU, then those would end up on nuhi's list. None of the BIOS or CPU fixes are marked by default.

However is there a way that certain ones be right clicked or something along those.lines and added to an exclusion list so I don't need to see them anymore?

 

[garlin]

No. But considering the list of other possible improvements, does this rank high enough to warrant fixing?

 

[Necrosaro]

No. But considering the list of other possible improvements, does this rank high enough to warrant fixing?

It's not a big thing just something I would like to see eventually. I am in no hurry

 

[francis11]

Why not download the ones you want by thicking and go from there?

 

[Necrosaro]

Why not download the ones you want by thicking and go from there?

I do but there are ones that I don't want to see but still come up such as Intel ones it ones in general that don't apply for me.

 

[garlin]

Don't worry, Intel owners will get to complain about hiding your future AMD updates.

Encryption-breaking, password-leaking bug in many AMD CPUs could take months to fix

 

[Necrosaro]

Don't worry, Intel owners will get to complain about hiding your future AMD updates.

Encryption-breaking, password-leaking bug in many AMD CPUs could take months to fix

I don't care about encryption,leaking, or bugs in general. I run free and have never had a issue for a long time. It's computer common sense which not all have unfortunately and download everything they want without knowing what's in there.

That is why we need 8-16 core computers so the malware runs on half of the cores lol

 

[francis11]

Then why not run a driver update tool first as NTL is not a driver update tool, but probably follow the WU metodic?

 

[Necrosaro]

Then why not run a driver update tool first as NTL is not a driver update tool, but probably follow the WU metodic?

No drivers needed on my system, the last update happened in 2015

 

[francis11]

Then you don't have to get up from there either, even though I suspect you of torturing a half-dead PC

 

[Necrosaro]

I just keep it going no matter what...kinda attached to it.