How to Disable windows update in Windows 10

Disable windows update in Windows 10 - Btw, windows 10 was realesed, it looks nicer. By the design and management memory, windows 10 is more better than more windows. But I think windows 10 more looks like a not Operating System, but it looks a online service.

Windows 10 makes my internet quota was quickly exhausted. Why not? every time windows 10 updating in automatically. Very very not good for some people like me. :D. And that makes me sad, in Windows 10 can't turned off easily. So, Paper 4Share will share how to disable windows update in Windows 10.

Step by step to disable windows update in windows 10

Open services tools, how we do it? type services in the search box, and than choose the Services. Look at below.

After it, you will look a Services window. And than find and open (by double clicks) a windows update.

In the Windows Update Properties window, Change the startup type to "Disabled", Click stop button. Than click Apply button. And click "OK".

Finish, now your windows update service has stopped. To check the service, you can follow this article.

Open Windows PowerShell. Using the search box, type powershell. Choose and open Windows PowerShell.

Type and ENTER this commad:

get-wmiobject win32_service –filter "name='wuauserv'"

if the results is like below, so your windows update service has stopped.

I hope this useful, and you can leave a comment if you have a problems. Thanks for your visit.

Paper 4Share - How to Disable windows update in Windows 10

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