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Old 09-15-2022, 03:59 PM   #114
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Batch File to Stop Software Update Popup

I have created a batch file to stop the software update popup & I am including the batch file to disable Kindle for PC update.
in the software update batch file, I never did figure out how to close the cmd window, but it closes when you close Kindle.
Hope this helps.

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Originally Posted by TxHawkeye View Post
I've been experimenting with K4PC 1.21 and 1.24 on Windows 10 in a virtual machine. There are 3 registry entries in the "HKCU\Software\Amazon\Kindle\User settings" key which, if deleted, appear to stop the "Software Update Available" popup.

The registry entries are updateDownloadDescription, updateDownloadUrl, and updateDownloadVersion. These entries contain a description of the 1.30 update, the URL from which it will be downloaded and the 1.30 build number, respectively.

Deleting any one of these seems to stop the popup on 1.21 and 1.24 (the only versions I have for testing). I've elected to delete all three.

I've been running without popups for several days on my 'live' Windows 10 machine with 1.24 installed and the three registry entries deleted.

It's certainly possible these entries may be repopulated given Amazon's aggressive push to update everyone to the latest version. So it may be necessary delete them again if the popups resume.

I welcome others who are confident in making registry changes to see if this also works for them.
Attached Files
File Type: bat disable k4pc download.bat (501 Bytes, 108 views)
File Type: bat Kindle.bat (353 Bytes, 111 views)
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