Resolved How can I prevent Windows Time Service from waking up my PC?

I am not running a upgrade version, I am running a clean install so I don't see anything for MC. I don't like upgrades because of all the fat. Just one of my rules for Windows.

 

Matthew: My apologies, unfortunately I could not get win 10 to upgrade properly due to a graphics driver MS insists on installing during the process putting my comp into a boot loop. So therefore I could not test my theory. I am not a huge fan of upgrade installations. I prefer clean installs. As per retiredlearner I could not perform the test anyway due the fact that WMC is not included with Win 10.

 

I just thought up the answer to your question: Media Center had existed in my Windows 7, from which my OS was upgraded to Windows 10.

 

"Upgrade to Windows 10: FAQ" Have a look at the advice 9th. down the list.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/upgrade-to-windows-10-faq?OCID=reserve_r_PostReserve_header

 

What remains on my Windows 10 after upgrading is not Media Center itself but its tasks in Task Scheduler.

 

Did you delete the entries from the task scheduler?

 

No, they are still there.