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Only if your machine is not Enterprise (which it should be in a business) or Pro joined to a domain, which if your machine is not, it is essentially "consumer"
by nimish 10y ago
Only if your machine is not Enterprise (which it should be in a business) or Pro joined to a domain, which if your machine is not, it is essentially "consumer"
If you have edge-case needs that that require days of uptime fork out for the right version or rent a server.
Microsoft made the correct choice here: consumer versions (Home, Pro not joined to a domain) should be kept automatically updated.
Don't like it? Move to linux or OS X. That's the cost of not wanting another XP.
- Mithaldu 10y agoEven on a non-joined Pro you will be able to set group policies to control updating in a fine-grained manner. Source: I'm doing that.