Since when? You can turn off Windows update service but it will turn itself back on. Even with Windows update turned off, they still have a way of quietly slipping stuff into your PC.
Since when? You can turn off Windows update service but it will turn itself back on. Even with Windows update turned off, they still have a way of quietly slipping stuff into your PC.
Use the Group Policy.
>Even with Windows update turned off, they still have a way of quietly slipping stuff into your PC.
No.
The settings I suggest don't disable it entirely - though I think that's an option, if not one I'd use myself - but it does let you choose when things get installed, after downloading them in the background.
I've been quite happy with this; I generally do want updates when they come out, but also want the option to potentially reliably defer them (or, more precisely, the potential reboot...) for a day or two.
(As for Windows versions, I use Windows 10 Professional.)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4026834/windows-10-...
Most important: Windows doesn't allow me to set my USB modem connection as metered.