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You can if you run Win 10 Pro. Only home users are forced to keep their systems up to date. Which I don’t really see an issue with in the grand scheme of thing
by nucleardog 6y ago
You can if you run Win 10 Pro.
Only home users are forced to keep their systems up to date. Which I don’t really see an issue with in the grand scheme of things given what the alternative looks like.
- craftinator 6y agoI'd pay to have the option of giving consent! Sure would be great. Or I'd just use Linux, where I'm not treated like a third class citizen on my own computer.
- wlesieutre 6y agoYou still can, yes. But as of last year, the UI for doing this in Settings has been removed - Pro is only allowed to defer updates for up to 35 days, the same as Home. To go any longer than that, Pro users now need to dig through Group Policy Editor, which lets you defer updates for 365 days. https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/237087/windows-10-pro-users-can-no-longer-defer-windows-updates https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/237087/windows-1...