How does Windows 10 cancel system updates? Win10 3 ways to cancel updates

Method One, cancel the update in Control Panel

Step 1, first, right-click on this computer and select Properties. Open the System Properties dialog box. Alternatively, you can quickly open system properties by using the Windows key +pausebreak shortcut keys on your keyboard. The following figure. In the open System Properties, click Control Panel in the upper-left corner.

Step 2, in the Computer Control Panel interface, click "System and Security", the following figure.

Step 3, in the dialog box that pops up, choose to turn Automatic Updates on or off by clicking Windows Update. The following figure.

Step 4, in the Change Settings dialog box that pops up, select "Turn off Automatic Updates" in the important Update drop-down menu. To do this, turn off the WIN10 Automatic Update setting. Of course! First of all, the point is that the way to turn off the Automatic Update button is not optional, that is, now the WIN10 preview system is temporarily closed, until the official version of WIN10 can choose to shut down! Please do not misunderstand the method, because to the official version of WIN10, turn off automatic Updates makes sense, And this article is for the official version of the WIN10.

Method two, using the registry to cancel the update

First step, enter regedit in the run, Cortana search bar/Task Manager, and open Registry Editor

Step two, navigate to Hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windowsselfhost\applicability\recoveredfrom (if the RecoveredFrom item is not found, You can right-click on applicability and choose New "Item (K)")

Third step, click Expand Recoveredfrom, in the right window new "DWORD (32-bit) value (D)"

Step fourth, rename the DWORD value to the version number you want to "mask", and then change the value data to "1" to determine

Method Three, canceling the update in a policy group

1, in the WIN10 system to press Win+r key combination and then in the Run box input "gpedit.msc" and enter;

2. After you open the Policy Group Editor, expand Computer Configuration-Administrative Templates-Windows Components-Windows Update;

3, in the Windows Update to the right window to find "Configure Automatic Updates" and double-click to open;

4, and then configure the policy to "enabled", then the following options are optional, we can set to 1, notify the download and notify the installation of 2, automatically download and notify the installation of 3, automatically download and plan to install 4, allow local administrators to select settings, Here is a small part of the proposal to turn off automatic Updates or want to set up their own free friends to choose the 4th option allows local administrators to select settings, click Apply after the application save exit.

5, then we go from the control Panel into the Windows Updata Update, you can change the automatic Update settings, or turn off automatic Updates.