I assure you, being diligent about checking for updates is more than enough to solve that issue and there is no need to disable updates in addition. If you inst

I assure you, being diligent about checking for updates is more than enough to solve that issue and there is no need to disable updates in addition. If you install them regularly, then you will not be interrupted. Changing back settings that you already changed once and an update reverted is still an interruption. Having ads or new social-media-backed login screens shoved in your face when you try to run your software is still an interruption. Restoring damaged or destroyed data from backups is still an interruption. Reinstalling a wrecked system because some device driver or anti-virus update rendered it inoperable is still an interruption. We are far from the rosy future you describe in some of your comments here. You might have been lucky enough not to get caught out recently, but clearly many people and businesses have not been so lucky.