How can I delay or prevent the automatic software update of the official version of Win10?

After upgrading the official version of win10, the program is automatically new. The default does not require us to manually update. Although Microsoft's original intention is good, the mandatory automatic update mechanism of Windows 10 has indeed brought many users. A variety of troubles. In order to prevent normal work from being disturbed, the best way is to avoid potential problem updates in time, so this article describes how to delay or prevent automatic software updates for Windows 10. Although Windows 10 Professional users can postpone updates, home users are not enjoying the same benefits. Fortunately, we have the following methods.

The first method: use the troubleshooting tool called "Show or hide updates"

The tool is also known as "KB3073930”". The use of the tool is very simple, you can choose the updates you want to block after running, and the updates that are hidden by them will not be installed. However, there is also a problem, that is, it does not apply to manually hide each update (after all, the workload is too large).

The second method: use the "Metered Connection" function

This is a fool-like tool provided by Windows 10, considering that some people use Non-broadband connections (or burning traffic to the Internet with a mobile phone), this feature can delay the download and installation of updates. Here's how:

1, click “Start”;

2, enter “change wireless settings> (Chage Wi-Fi Settings) and press Enter;

3. Click on “Advanced Options";

4, Enable “Metered Connection.

The third method: Group Policy Editor
If you are a Windows 10 Professional user, you can go directly to "Start -> Settings -> Update and Security", click &ldquo ; advanced option & rdquo;, then select “ postpone upgrade & rdquo;.

Windows 10 Professional users have another option, which is to use the "Group Policy Editor" (Windows 10 Home Edition does not support, but Professional, Enterprise, and Education Editions are available) use). The method is as follows:

1, press “WinKey + R” key combination, enter “gpedit.msc” and enter;

2, go to “computer configuration-> Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Windows Updates';

3. Double-click “Configure Automatic Updates 

4. Select “Enable“ in the pop-up window. .

5, through the drop-down box shown above, will be "automatic download and notification installation" “ change to "notify me to download and install";

6, hit "ld"; Apply "(Apply) and “Confirm”(OK) to take effect.