Here's how to turn off automatic updates in Windows 10, temporarily or permanently
Disabling the Windows 10 update is not advised in order to prevent security threats and Windows troubles,but in some cases there is the need to do that. especially if you experience difficulties installing updates to your system or stability problems or other problems after doing so.
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Download Windows Update Blocker v1.7 (WUB)
If you don't have gpedit.msc on your computer,Download+ install it here (local_group_policy_editor/ FOR WINDOWS 10 Home)
Windows Update Blocker v1.7
On Windows 10, cumulative updates are no longer optional, they are now required updates download and install automatically to help keep your device and data secure and ensure you have the latest improvements and bug fixes. That means it will automatically download and install once it's done. This new mechanism is a decent way to ensure all devices have the latest security patches, bug fixes, and improvements, but it's not an option everyone likes. Also, uploading these updates can consume your internet connection and slow down your computer.
Disable automatic updates in Windows 10 (Services.msc,Background intelligence,gpedit.msc)
1.Disable Windows 10 Update using Services.msc
Using the Win + R keyboard shortcut, type services.msc to access your PC’s service settings. Or Search Start Menu Services
Select the Windows Update service from the Services list.
Click on the “General” tab and change the “Startup Type” to “Disabled”.
2.Disable Background intelligence Transfer Service
Select the Background intelligence Transfer Service service from the Services list.
Double click on it to open the tool and then change the option of Startup type to Disabled.If the service is currently running, press Stop to stop it immediately. Apply > OK
3.Using Group Policy to Stop Windows 10 Updates | gpedit.msc
If you don't have gpedit.msc on your computer,Download+ install it here (Local_group_policy_editor/ FOR WINDOWS 10 Home)
Open the Start menu or hit the Windows key + S and type gpedit.msc and hit Enter to open the group policy editor.
Click on Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Updates.
Windows Components > Windows Updates.
Choose the option on the right to “Configure Automatic Updates.”
Then, check Disabled and click Apply, and then OK.
