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Yes it does. Detailed Steps: Open Computer Management After disabling the Windows Update service in the Computer Management Console, click on the Recovery Ta
by vezycash 10y ago
Yes it does.
Detailed Steps:
Open Computer Management
After disabling the Windows Update service in the Computer Management Console, click on the Recovery Tab. There, turn first three options to "Take No Action." Else, the service will reactivate itself after a while.
This way, you control when you want to update.
Note: If you use Defender, manually turn on the Update Service when you want to update the definitions.
- walterbell 10y agoThanks! Defender updates can be downloaded separately and installed as a standalone executable.