How do i stop updateinstaller.exe?

[Gerby]

The program has installed all the updates it can find, and close it self. However everytime I reboot it pops up again and start searching for missing update again and again and again.

It just keep repeating this everytime i start the computer in windows 7. How do I make it leave me forever?

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30-12-2015 15:47:50,59 - Info: Starting WSUS Offline Update (v. 10.2.1)
30-12-2015 15:47:50,59 - Info: Used path "C:\wsusoffline\client\cmd\" on THOM-PC (user: Thom)
30-12-2015 15:47:50,59 - Info: Option /verify detected
30-12-2015 15:47:50,60 - Info: Option /updatecpp detected
30-12-2015 15:47:50,62 - Info: Option /instdotnet4 detected
30-12-2015 15:47:50,63 - Info: Option /instwmf detected
30-12-2015 15:47:50,63 - Info: Option /updatetsc detected
30-12-2015 15:47:50,65 - Info: Option /autoreboot detected
30-12-2015 15:47:50,66 - Info: Option /showlog detected
30-12-2015 15:48:42,06 - Info: Found Microsoft Windows version 6.1.7601.19045 (w61 x64 enu sp1)
30-12-2015 15:48:42,06 - Info: Found Microsoft Windows Software Licensing Management Tool info...
30-12-2015 15:48:42,06 - Info: Name: Windows(R) 7, HomePremium edition
30-12-2015 15:48:42,06 - Info: Description: Windows Operating System - Windows(R) 7, OEM_COA_SLP channel
30-12-2015 15:48:42,06 - Info: Partial Product Key: D8WGX
30-12-2015 15:48:42,06 - Info: License Status: Licensed
30-12-2015 15:48:42,12 - Info: Found Windows Update Agent version 7.6.7601.19077
30-12-2015 15:48:42,12 - Info: Found Windows Installer version 5.0.7601.18896
30-12-2015 15:48:42,14 - Info: Found Windows Script Host version 5.8.7601.19058
30-12-2015 15:48:42,15 - Info: Found Internet Explorer version 8.0.7601.17514
30-12-2015 15:48:42,15 - Info: Found Microsoft Silverlight version 0.0.0.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,15 - Info: Found Remote Desktop Client version 6.3.9600.16415
30-12-2015 15:48:42,17 - Info: Found Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 version 3.5.30729.5420
30-12-2015 15:48:42,17 - Info: Found Windows PowerShell version 2.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,17 - Info: Found Microsoft .NET Framework 4 version 4.6.00081
30-12-2015 15:48:42,17 - Info: Found Windows Management Framework version 4.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,17 - Info: Found Microsoft Security Essentials version 4.8.204.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,19 - Info: Found Microsoft Security Essentials definitions version 1.213.1345.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,19 - Info: Found Network Inspection System definitions version 115.28.0.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,19 - Info: Found Windows Defender definitions version 1.95.191.0
30-12-2015 15:48:42,20 - Info: Medium build date: 29-12-2015
30-12-2015 15:48:42,23 - Info: Medium supports Microsoft Windows (w61 x64 glb)
30-12-2015 15:49:31,11 - Info: Detected state of service 'Windows Update': Stopped (start mode: Auto)
30-12-2015 15:49:38,53 - Info: Started service 'Windows Update' (wuauserv)
30-12-2015 15:51:35,73 - Info: Listed ids of missing updates
30-12-2015 15:51:38,26 - Info: Stopped service 'Windows Update' (wuauserv)
30-12-2015 15:51:45,99 - Info: Listed ids of installed updates
30-12-2015 15:51:46,13 - Info: Listed update files
30-12-2015 15:51:46,14 - Warning: Microsoft Security Essentials definition file (..\msse\x64-glb\mpam-fex64.exe) not found
30-12-2015 15:51:46,16 - Warning: Network Inspection System definition file (..\msse\x64-glb\nis_full_x64.exe) not found
30-12-2015 15:51:46,16 - Info: No missing update found
30-12-2015 15:51:46,20 - Info: Ending WSUS Offline Update

[Gerby]

Hi Thomas!

Try this hint from the FAQ ({Your_wsusoffline_directory}\doc\faq-enu.txt):

Q: I enabled the "automatic reboot and recall" option, and now my PC automatically logs into the "WOUTempAdmin" account. How can I prevent that and revert to my previous account settings?
A: That issue rarely happens. Please help improve the software by submitting a detailed error report, including the preconditions and how to reproduce the error, to the development team.
To "clean up" your OS do the following:
- Cancel running update scripts using <Ctrl>+C;
- Execute the "CleanupRecall.cmd" script in the "cmd" directory, then reboot.

If it still won't work, follow this guide:
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Greetings
Gerby