They refuse to update Windows 10 even just because they are used to everything they are using now. For this group of people, what they need is Windows 10 update disable tool to stop Windows automatic updates. Registry is an effective Windows 10 update disable tool. You can use it to make Windows work the way you want, but you can also seriously mess things up by mistake.
Download this freeware and follow the intuitive wizard to backup your system immediately. After you have created system backup, you can learn how to disable Windows 10 update permanently via Registry as follows. There are two solutions you can choose from. If you turn off automatic updates with Registry, Windows will never check for updates. If you really need to turn off automatic updates in Windows 10 Home, you can disable the Windows Update service as I described in my previous post.
You can also copy the contents of the code below to a file with the extension. Disclaimer: I take no responsibility for what my guide will do to your computer. These changes are not documented, and you follow my instructions at your own risk! Note that new settings become active in the Windows Update app only after you check for new updates.
Even rebooting the computer does not activate the settings. As you can see in the screenshot above, you will no longer be able to change the automatic update settings in the Windows Update app. If you want to enable automatic updates again, you simply have to delete the WindowsUpdate key with its sub keys.
This is what the REG file below will do when you double-click it. Group Policy offers more options than the Windows Update app offers in Windows If you want to quickly switch between the different settings without navigating to the corresponding folder in the Group Policy Editor, you can run the little PowerShell script below. Make sure that you have admin rights and that you configured the PowerShell execution policy accordingly.
I added the options for the scheduled time to configure when Windows will reboot after installing the updates, but you have to edit the values in the script if you want to use this feature. Note that these settings only have meaning if you use option 4 Auto download and schedule the install. You can find out what the values mean if you in the Group Policy Editor.
Also note that the scheduled time only affects updates that have not yet been downloaded and installed. The script essentially mimics the actions of the Group Policy Editor when you choose between the different options or when you disable the policy. I added the values ScheduledInstallDay and ScheduledInstallTime to options 2 Notify for download and notify for install and 3 Auto download and notify for install because the Group Policy Editor does the same when you select these settings.
But I guess it is not required. Note that the script always deletes all previous automatic update settings including those that you configured with the Group Policy Editor. Want to write for 4sysops? We are looking for new authors. Read 4sysops without ads and for free by becoming a member! The new Windows Update for Business deployment service falls in the portfolio of services offered in the Microsoft Windows With the release of Windows 11, Microsoft has made it easier than ever to perform an in-place upgrade from Learn how to manage on-premises and remote worker security patching, application, and device control, as well as vulnerability scanning Keeping all IT systems updated patched is not only a crucial part of a secure and operational environment but NetBIOS was initially created to allow applications to communicate without understanding the details of the network, including error recovery Microsoft Intune is a cloud-driven service that allows businesses to onboard, provision, and manage devices, no matter where they Windows Autopilot is a cloud-based service from Microsoft that allows enterprises to accelerate the deployment of end user devices Since Windows 10 , Microsoft has displayed a widget in the taskbar that shows content from MSN, such as Selecting products for synchronization using the WSUS console is relatively cumbersome.
With PowerShell, you can filter them by search Microsoft has released version 21H1 of Windows This is a small update that is activated via an enablement Microsoft introduced Cluster-Aware Updating with Windows Server to prevent application downtime during maintenance.
This feature is particularly important In most environments, the crucial task of distributing updates for Windows, Office, and other Microsoft products is handled by Learn how two recent Windows Update Microsoft does not deliver all updates to WSUS, especially those missing that do not seem particularly urgent.
However, they As of January 1, , Adobe will discontinue support for Flash. Since the software has suffered from notorious security Depending on the products and classifications you have subscribed to, WSUS can become a storage hog. Manually declining updates The prompt installation of updates is one of the most important measures to ensure the security of PCs.
Due to the modest innovations of Windows 10 20H2, this version only introduces a few additional GPO settings. Thanks for all this! Working great for me! I'm currently up to date with all my updates so I have nothing to choose at this time anyway. Just wondering if I'll get that option when there is something? However, if you have Windows 10 Pro or Windows 10 Enterprise you can defer upgrades, that is, updates that bring new features. If the machine is part of a corporate network, you have more options as I explained here.
Yeah, I don't like the deferral option very much. It's only temporary and the updates WILL get installed eventually. As for the MS tool, I have that as well.
This is a dangerous procedure and should only be taken by experienced users who have taken a full backup of their machine before attempting the registry changes. Mistakes during this process can have serious negative effects on your computer and its performance. Windows Update is essentially just another Windows Service and can be turned off in a similar manner to other services. If you are using WiFi to connect your Windows 10 machine to the Internet, you have the option of setting up a metered connection.
In a metered connection, bandwidth is conserved by only automatically downloading and installing priority updates. For some reason, Microsoft only offers this option if you are using a WiFi connection. If you connect to the Internet through an Ethernet cable you will not be able to set up a metered connection.
Users of Windows 10 Home edition are out of luck regarding this way of disabling Windows 10 updates. If you opt for this solution, security updates will still be installed automatically. For all other updates, you will be notified that they are available and can install them at your convenience.
Actual IMO it not sufficient, I just got dropped out of a game because Microsoft decided to do an update with the au set. I play music in a pub for a living and when the updates start, it ramps up the CPU and internet to full throttle. Stuttery music is annoying at best and very embarrassing, especially when I try to stop the Service and it takes ages to tell me it can't be stopped, right in the middle of a session. Microsoft does not care about its customers, they will dump an update to you machine regardless of if you want it or not at any time of their choosing and it can be right in the middle of what you are doing.
The above 3 regedits do seem to take care of it though. Shutting it off in the task manager will take care of minor updates but it wont stop them. Personally, with exception of a couple games I like to play that use M. I dont use anything Microsoft anymore. I tossed almost everything having to do with Microsoft except the os and the two games which I run on a separate hard drive.
When I want to play the game I swap out the hard drive play the game and put Linux back in when I have work to do. Windows lifecycle fact sheet. Windows 10 version history Date of availability End of service Windows 10, version April 5, October 9, Disabling updates is only reasonable if you never, ever connect to the Internet and in that case you would never receive any.
Believe it or not, Microsoft is trying to protect you from yourself. If you really do not care, but do not understand how to control this through registry settings, use an app written by somebody who does. There are lots of apps which will do this for you. Winaero, for example, will explain what the registry tweaks do so that you can do them yourself or it will do them for you. The best option, in my opinion, is the option to revert to the old Windows 7 style where you are informed about updates but they are not automatically downloaded.
Winaero tweaker will do that for you. That is a load of CRAP. Microsoft could care less about the average user. So all my email programs lost all the addresses and old saved mail. This affected many other programs Fortunately I was able to find a fix online to restore my original user profile and restore all my mail settings I still have not restored my email addresses.
No idea where they hid those. I do have them on an old hard drive but will have to hook that up. I am looking into starting a class action lawsuit on this as I lost three days at a very crucial time
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