Re: Windows Ten

Posted by Royse on March 09, 2018 at 16:39:01 from (69.36.53.231):

In Reply to: Windows Ten posted by Popinjohn on March 09, 2018 at 13:52:23:

You can change the "active hours" of Windows 10 so it will do the

updates when you're not using it, assuming you leave it powered on.

You can set your internet connection to "metered" also.

Doing that will stop it from automatically installing "feature updates".

It will still install critical and security updates automatically, but

there are less of them and they are often smaller in size.

Easiest way to find active hours is to type the word active in the

search box by the start button. One option that shows up will say

"Change active hours". When you open that up, there is a link

that says change active hours that you can use to set the hours.

A little lower on the same page is a link to advanced options.

There you can pause updates for up to 35 days. This can be

useful if you have a metered plan and you don't want to use up

your limit for the month but it will download all the updates at

the end of that time and can't be paused again until it does.

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