Installing Win10 updates.

On 05/10/2015 00:02, Peter Jason wrote:
Win10 pro.
In Win7 there's an option on *whether* to install the downloaded
updates.

In Win10 there is a *when* to install downloaded updateds, together
with a confusing small table to select a future time. I always get
this wrong and several times the computer restarts during an overnight
download session and I lose a lot of time.

Has Win10 the Win7 option, to leave the installation of the downloaded
updates manually?
Peter

Try this article:

http://www.cnet.com/uk/how-to/windows-10-settings-menu-the-update-recovery-tab/

I am not on Windows 10 at present so can't put my own pictures here yet.

Good luck.

Win10 pro.
In Win7 there's an option on *whether* to install the downloaded
updates.

In Win10 there is a *when* to install downloaded updateds, together
with a confusing small table to select a future time. I always get
this wrong and several times the computer restarts during an overnight
download session and I lose a lot of time.

Has Win10 the Win7 option, to leave the installation of the downloaded
updates manually?
Peter

Peter Jason wrote:
Win10 pro.
In Win7 there's an option on *whether* to install the downloaded
updates.

In Win10 there is a *when* to install downloaded updateds, together
with a confusing small table to select a future time. I always get
this wrong and several times the computer restarts during an overnight
download session and I lose a lot of time.

Has Win10 the Win7 option, to leave the installation of the downloaded
updates manually?
Peter

Someone posted the other day, that there is a GPEDIT entry
for controlling Windows Update. See Method 5/6 and
"Configure Automatic Updates".

http://www.askvg.com/fixing-windows-...stall-problem/

http://media.askvg.com/articles/imag...oup_Policy.png

Now, that would work in Win 10 Pro, as there would be a GPEDIT.
(I think I used GPEDIT the other day in my Win10.)
There is supposed to be some means of installing GPEDIT
in Home as well. So that would be an extra recipe.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/c...ndows_10_home/

Paul