"Microsoft's Aria Hanson noted that the changes were implemented in response to user feedback highlighting the disruption caused by untimely updates and the lack of control over update timing."
"Users can now pause updates for Windows 11 for 35 days at a time, with the ability to reset this limit indefinitely, allowing for greater flexibility."
"Beyond update pauses, Microsoft ensures that users can shut down or restart their devices without being forced to update, enhancing user experience."
"These quality-of-life upgrades build on previous changes that allowed users to skip updates during the setup of new Windows devices."
Microsoft announced significant changes to Windows Update, allowing users to pause updates indefinitely for 35 days at a time. Users can reset this limit as desired, providing more control over update timing. While updates are essential for security, Microsoft emphasizes user choice in installation timing. Additionally, users can shut down or restart devices without mandatory updates. These enhancements respond to user feedback regarding disruptions from untimely updates. The new features are currently available to Windows Insider program participants in the Dev and Experimental Channels.
Read at Engadget
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]