I don't know that much has changed, the downgrade to Win 10 is still vigorously being pushed, albeit now with some warning and scheduled time and date. Wow, some long overdue consideration on MS' part. It's something that should have happened from word go... and with an easier way to refuse that was heeded by the 'almighty'. In my case, it was the only update that could be selected in WU, and even though I deselected it, Win 10 still downloaded and installed while my machine was unattended. Worse still, I was unable to roll back to Win 8.1... that option was 'greyed out' and the recovery partition was inaccessible.
I didn't want to go to Win 10, and I still don't like it, which is why I've been reluctant to put my main rigs back on line. However, for those who are interested, there is a new 3rd party program to disable the Win 10 update. It is called 'Never 10' and can easily disable or enable the update once installed. Now that this is available I will look at making those machines net enabled again.
I guess the tin foil hat works
No, I've been wearing a galvanised bucket... cos yer can never be tooooo shure. 
