> Speaking of updates, Windows 10 no longer offers a way to disable Windows Updates in the settings page. Pro will let you defer feature updates, but not security updates, and Enterprise versions will offer a long term servicing branch option, but the goal here is to keep Windows up to date going forward.
This is kind of a big deal. I have had Windows Update brake things in the past, and I also have a limited internet connection during the day time. It's disappointing that this can not be disabled, and ran at will, when I am good and ready to deal with the potential screwups.
This is kind of a big deal. I have had Windows Update brake things in the past, and I also have a limited internet connection during the day time. It's disappointing that this can not be disabled, and ran at will, when I am good and ready to deal with the potential screwups.