

If you want to enable automatic updates on the device again, you can use the exact instructions outlined above, but on step No. However, the ability to check for updates manually will continue to be available on Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, and clicking the Check for updates button to download the most recent patches.

To disable automatic updates on Windows 10 permanently, use these steps: The Local Group Policy Editor available on Windows 10 Pro includes policies to permanently disable automatic updates or change the Windows Update settings to decide when patches should be installed on the computer. How to disable automatic updates with Group Policy Alternatively, you can accomplish the same effect by clicking the Resume updates button on the Windows Update page. You can always undo the changes with the exact instructions outlined above, but on step No. When the computer reaches the pause limit, you will need to install the latest patch available to make the option available again. Once you complete the steps, updates will no longer download until the day you specified. Under the "Pause updates" section, use the drop-down menu and select how long to disable updates. To disable automatic updates temporarily, use these steps: The Settings app includes an option to stop system updates for up to 35 days on Windows 10 Home and Pro. Instead, you should pause updates until the next Patch Tuesday arrives.

If you want to skip a specific update, you do not need to disable Windows Update permanently. How to disable automatic updates with Settings How to disable automatic updates using Registry.How to disable automatic updates using Group Policy.

