Tired of automatic updates in Windows 10? Here is the easiest solution you need!

Discussion in 'Windows 10' started by arifkarim, Jul 30, 2015.

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  1. XxBrazilianoxX

    XxBrazilianoxX MDL Member

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  2. arifkarim

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    #22 arifkarim, Jul 30, 2015 (OP)
  3. compgen_1534

    compgen_1534 MDL Addicted

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    #23 compgen_1534, Jul 30, 2015
    No not good thing. That tool only used before install update.
     
  4. betagoyal

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    #24 betagoyal, Jul 30, 2015
    i have Never check for updates ( Not Recommended )

    s7. postimg.org/b0iu3uwkb/Capture.png
     
  5. arifkarim

    arifkarim MDL Member

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    #25 arifkarim, Jul 30, 2015 (OP)
    :confused:
     
  6. Edits

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    #26 Edits, Jul 30, 2015
    I did that for quite some time. But the point is that I still can not choose which update to install.
     
  7. Puremin0rez

    Puremin0rez MDL Senior Member

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    #27 Puremin0rez, Jul 30, 2015
    Is there really no way to set an Ethernet connection as metered?

    Microsoft does realize people have metered connection.... even over ethernet.... right?
     
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  8. thorin0815

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    #28 thorin0815, Jul 30, 2015
    Just disable automatic updates via registry and use portup (portableupdate dot com) to select the updates you really want. :D
     
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  9. arifkarim

    arifkarim MDL Member

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    #29 arifkarim, Jul 30, 2015 (OP)
    Cool. Will check this one out...
     
  10. MikeMSDN

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    #30 MikeMSDN, Jul 30, 2015
    Works on Home?
     
  11. arifkarim

    arifkarim MDL Member

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    #31 arifkarim, Jul 30, 2015 (OP)
    On every version... :clap:
     
  12. MikeMSDN

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    #32 MikeMSDN, Jul 30, 2015
    But I can't see the Wi-Fi option on my Windows 10.
     
  13. arifkarim

    arifkarim MDL Member

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    #33 arifkarim, Jul 30, 2015 (OP)
    Check my first post of this thread on how to do just that. If you are on ethernet / lan network, I cannot help you :)
     
  14. MikeMSDN

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    #34 MikeMSDN, Jul 30, 2015
    Hehey,I forgot I'm on LAN,thanks.
     
  15. Rich086

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    #35 Rich086, Aug 1, 2015
    If you're using LAN just disable the Windows Update Service. Worked for me :p
     

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  16. cdavisdeco

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    #36 cdavisdeco, Aug 1, 2015
    What solution? o_O I visited that link but there is something else like this.

     
  17. cdavisdeco

    cdavisdeco MDL Senior Member

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    #37 cdavisdeco, Aug 1, 2015
    Why do you use show/hide tool? Does that gpedit trick give options like previous OS?
    Also that show/hide tool can only be used to stop reinstalling updates. It can't be used stop them being installed at the first place.
     
  18. cdavisdeco

    cdavisdeco MDL Senior Member

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    #38 cdavisdeco, Aug 1, 2015
    Can you please tell me how to use this too simply? :)
     
  19. DIENER_

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    #39 DIENER_, Aug 1, 2015
    How I did to disable automatic updates on Pro and Enterprise when using ethernet.

    1. Open Group Policy (gpedit.msc)
    2. Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Configure Automatic Updates
    3. Tick Enabled, Set Configure automatic updating: to 2
    4. Window + R, Enter "gpupdate.exe /force" to force group policy to update or restart computer.

    After doing this I got notifications about new updates and it only download after I press Download manually.
     
  20. Volpix

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    #40 Volpix, Aug 1, 2015
    Can't you just use gpedit and set Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components ->Windows Update -> Configure Automatic Updates -> Notify for download and notify for install?

    It seems to be working here (Windows 10 Pro): i.imgur.com/XrQNYXO.png
     
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