HOW TO DISABLE/TURN OFF WINDOWS UPDATE PERMANENTLY IN WINDOWS 10
I came up with
this post after so many complaints have been laid about how windows update automatically
install updates on windows 10 users, thereby consuming their data bundle
without any notification whenever they are connected to the internet. Before I proceed
on how to disable the windows update, allow me to put you through about windows10 updates.
Windows 10 is a
service, which means automatic updates are turned on by default and your PC
always has the latest and best features. With automatic updating, you don’t
have to search for updates online or worry that critical fixes or device
drivers for Windows, which might be missing from your PC. Windows Update
automatically installs important updates as they become available. But some
users will not want automatic updates as it might take up system and network
resources, thereby consuming their data bundle when they are doing critical
work when connected online.
In Windows 8.1
and before, Microsoft allowed users to turn off auto updates completely.
Unfortunately in Windows 10, Microsoft does not offer any option for general
consumers to turn off automatic updates. But today am going to show you how to
turn off automatic updates in Windows 10 using the following steps below:
3) Double click Windows
Update services. In the Windows Update
Properties
4) Click Apply and Ok.
From now on Windows 10 Update process itself will not start in
your PC which means you will never get new updates from Microsoft. In case you
want to revert back your changes, follow the same steps again, instead of ‘Disabled’, select ‘Automatic’ in the Windows Update Properties window and apply it,
your windows 10 update process will start running.
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Thanks prologga..i think that will also save data because a lot of people complain of windows 10 consuming excess data
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DeleteThanks a lot bro. This post really made my day
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DeleteThere's definately a lot to know about this issue. I really like all the points you made.
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