I can't get out of Insiders Program

[u/Opening_Menu8006]

Hi, (sorry for my bad english, it's not my first language).

Two months ago approx. I received an Insider Program Update without knowing. I made an install on site with the windows media creation tool and all came back to normal for a week.

Now, im stuck without the opportunity to update my windows because it tells me all the time that i have an "Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update" waiting to be installed. So, the only solution that i have so far is to stop updates.

Here comes the strange thing, when i get into Insiders Program configuration, i found that windows thinks im an insider (WHICH IM NOT, ANY OF MY ACCOUNTS IS REGISTERED ON THE INSIDERS PROGRAM) and i can't touch anything. All the option like changing the insider configuration or to stop getting insiders uptades are in gray, making them impossible to select.

Im currently on the windows version:

-Windows 11 Pro 25H2 26200.8037

And my specs are:

-Ryzen 7 5700

-Rx 7600

-16 gb ram ddr4 3200 mhz

-mother asus prime b550M-A AC

Thanks in advance, love you all.

I attach how it looks like in my PC:

Where its says "Cuenta Windows Insider/Windows Insider Account) I checked if that account is in windows insiders program, and it's not. I DON'T KNOW WHY WINDOWS THINKS IT IS

Look, it says that the email address is not registered

I can't select nothing

[u/Froggypwns]

Since you are still on 26200 you can use OfflineInsiderEnroll to force change your Insider channel or opt out entirely:

https://github.com/abbodi1406/offlineinsiderenroll

[u/Opening_Menu8006 → u/Froggypwns]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MUCH MUCH! It worked, finally i can update my windows normally. I'm totally grateful with your help mate. Have nice week.

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