Click to end the current session, then click Apply and OK .
Disabling updates in Windows 10 is often necessary for users who need to maintain a stable system environment, avoid unexpected restarts during critical work, or manage limited bandwidth. While Microsoft recommends keeping updates enabled for security, several advanced methods allow you to take full control of when and how your system updates. 1. Disable via Windows Services (Most Common) windows 10 update disable
This method stops the background service responsible for checking and downloading updates. It is the most direct way to halt update activity. Press , type services.msc , and hit Enter . Locate Windows Update in the list of services. Right-click it and select Properties . Set the Startup type to Disabled . Click to end the current session, then click Apply and OK