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Also, this is true for windows OS. Once you installed it, the computer would not belong to you. They would force updating, updating, and updating. Even if you w
by LdSGSgvupDV 6y ago
Also, this is true for windows OS. Once you installed it, the computer would not belong to you. They would force updating, updating, and updating. Even if you were in meeting, that speaker stopped the talk and went back to find another computer.
It is ridiculous. Nowadays, physician could do a surgery in remote. How about during operation there is an update.
- kabes 6y agoNo they won't. You can configure windows out-of-the-box to completely disable updates (it won't even check to see if there's updates). And there's all kinds of settings in-between.
- neop1x 6y agoBy editing 3 places in Regedit manually because disabling Update Medic in Services says "access is denied" despite being an admin account. Yes, you totally can. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59077619/how-to-disable-windows-update-medic-service https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59077619/how-to-disable-...
- kabes 6y agoThat's to disable the services, which is not what this is about. You don't need to do any of that to stop updates/update checks.
- LdSGSgvupDV 6y agoUh... How? In my memory, different version of windows needs different approach to disable windows update. Although you manually disabled updating it would somehow turned on by other process/service/reboot... And, it might not be able to apply to next version. Like a Tag game. Some of versions does not have ability to stop updating (maybe current version of Windows 10 Home?).