Why Windows 10 Update Not Working
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Manage Automatic Updates
Do you want to turn off Automatic updates in Windows 10?
Manage Automatic Updates
That way, you can at least make sure your machine doesn’t restart during your workday or whenever is least convenient. Here’s how:
Step-1 • Go to or search for “Settings.” Then select “Update & Security” options.
Step-2 • Select the “Windows Update” tab at the top of the list on the left-hand side. Then, click “Change active hours” at the bottom of the window.
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Step-3 • This will bring up a window called “Active hours,” which will let you set a start and end time for when restarts will occur. • Keep in mind that this doesn’t change when updates are installed, but only when your machine will automatically restart — and then, only when you’re not actively using it.
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• Select your preferred times, and click “Save.”
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Step-4 • If an update has already been scheduled, then you can select “Restart options” from the main Windows Update settings page to select a custom restart time. • Just toggle the setting on, and then select your preferred time and day.
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Step-5 • Finally, you can defer system upgrades for a period of time if you so choose, or pause them temporarily. • To defer upgrades, select “Advanced options” on the main Windows Update page. Use the drop-down lists to decide how many days you want to defer them for.
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Step-6 • Still persisting the same issues after following all the above steps contact Microsoft Tech Support to get rid from the issue.
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