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1. HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 HOW TO
2. HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
3. HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 UPDATE
4. HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10
5. HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 PRO

Pick the one you want to apply, and select OK.

HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 UPDATE

Note that the last option ( 5) gives you the ability to select which setting ( 2, 3 or 4) you want to apply in the Windows Update settings screen, which is quite useful for changing between configurations without using the Local Group Policy Editor every time. You can view information about each setting on the right part of the window, under Help.

HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

The available options are: 2 - Notify for download and notify for installĤ - Auto download and schedule the install There, select the Enabled setting (located at the top left part of the window), and then select the desired configuration for Windows Updates from the dropdown menu under the Configure automatic updating option. Locate the “ Configure Automatic Updates” policy on the right pane, and double-click on it to open up a window. Step 3: Edit the “Configure Automatic Updates” Policy In the left pane of the Local Group Policy Editor go to the following location: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Configuration\Windows Updates Step 2: Navigate to Windows Updates’ Policy Directory This will bring up the Local Group Policy Editor. Press Win + R (“ Win” is the Windows key in your keyboard) to open the Run dialog box, type “ gpedit.msc” (without quotes) and press enter. Step 1: Open the Local Group Policy Editor

HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10

Hopefully a way to configure Windows Updates in Windows 10 Home will be found soon.

HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 PRO

Note that this tweak works only in Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise editions only. We’ll first configure this setting by using Group Policy, and then by tweaking the registry. There is a hidden setting in Windows 10 that allows you to configure how Windows Updates are downloaded and installed. Configuring Windows Updates by Using Group Policy Your mobile operator may also require Wi-Fi for some updates.īelow this message there will be a Download button, which you can click whenever you want to download the available updates. We’ll download the updates as soon as you connect to Wi-Fi, or you can download the updates using your data connection (charges may apply). Now if you go to the Windows Update settings screen you will see the following message: Step 1: Go to Settingsįrom the Settings window, select the Network & Internet option.įrom the window you’re currently in, select Advanced Options- it’s located under the list of available Wi-Fi networks.Įnable the Set as metered connection option and you’re good to go. Then, you will be able to download the updates manually whenever you wish. So, we will trick Windows into thinking that our internet connection is a metered connection, since the system doesn’t download updates automatically when it detects a metered connection. Unfortunately there is no setting that prevents Windows 10 from downloading updates automatically whenever they become available. Preventing Automatic Download of Updates in Windows 10 At that point you will also be able to select Restart now to reboot your computer immediately. Now, whenever a reboot is required in order to finish the installation of updates, you will be notified and asked to define a date and time that suits you. That's what you need to change, so select it and choose Notify to schedule restart. In the Update & security settings, select Windows Update from the sidebar on the left and then select Advanced options.ĭo you see the dropdown list at the top of the window? By default, it is set to Automatic (recommended). Step 3: Open the Advanced Options in Windows Update

HOW TO CONFIGURE WIDI WINDOWS 10 HOW TO

So here is how to make the system ask you for a manually scheduled reboot every time it wants to finish installing updates: Step 1: Go to Settingsįirst step here is to open the Start menu and select Settings.įrom the Settings window, select the Update & security option.

Windows 10 will automatically reboot your device at some point in order to complete the installation of the downloaded updates, which can be quite frustrating if that happens when you’re using it. Scheduling Restarts for Updates Manually in Windows 10

Configure Windows Updates in Windows 10 by Tweaking the Registry (Pro and Enterprise Editions only).Configure Windows Updates in Windows 10 by Using Group Policy (Pro and Enterprise Editions only).Preventing Automatic Download of Updates in Windows 10.Scheduling Restarts for Updates in Windows 10.You can click on the links below to jump to a particular topic: This means that you can’t disable automatic download and installation of updates, unless you perform some tricks and tweaks, which you will learn in this article. One example is the ability to configure how Windows Updates are downloaded and installed as you used to, since now the only thing you are able to do without tweaking some hidden setting is schedule reboots manually in order for the updates to finish installing. Windows 10 has many new features that were not included in previous versions of Windows, but has also removed other features that used to exist.