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Control over when they install updates is for people, like me, who are already living the Windows 10 Experience. I'd love a 'leave now and never come back' che
by ourmandave 10y ago
Control over when they install updates is for people, like me, who are already living the Windows 10 Experience.
I'd love a 'leave now and never come back' check box because every day for two months it tries to install a features update at a random time and always fails. And the 'click here to fix' doesn't.
- stagger87 10y agoI disabled the Windows update service, (literally "Windows Update" in the services panel) and surprisingly it has never once tried any update or to auto-enable the service again. Very clean fix, especially compared to group policy settings and the like which never seemed to completely disable the 'required' security updates.
- Mithaldu 10y ago> group policy settings and the like which never seemed to completely disable the 'required' security updates. I'm on Pro, use group policy and it has in months never installed an update without my explicit approval.