More than annoyed by the untimely updates of Windows 10? Especially since the latest update of October 2018 generated some big bugs like the pure and simple deletion of your documents! It’s just that. So follow our tutorial to interrupt automatic Windows 10 updates.
To do this open the start Menu, then enter regedit and do Entry.
Using the left panel, look for the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\UX\Settings
Then in the right panel, create a new DWORD value (32 bits) with the following name (or double click to edit it if it already exists):
FlightSettingsMaxPauseDays
In mode decimal places, enter the number of days (e.g. 500) and make Entry.
The changes are immediate.
Go to the Control Panel, Update and security, Windows Update, Advanced Options, and check the box Interrupt updates.
You will see that the number previously indicated in the Register appears in the description of this field (e.g.: Up to 500 days, cf capture).
Windows 10 should no longer update automatically! You will no longer be interrupted during a game session for example, or during a PowerPoint presentation in public. Think from time to time to do them manually as a safety measure.
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on my version of Windows10 by creating the key, changing the value to decimals automatically returns to hexadecimals and it doesn‘t work? Wouldn’t it be from the 64-bit version of the system