Is disabling the windows update service a reliable way to permanently stop updates? I've heard many people say it turns it's self back on sometimes and I'm pretty sure it's done that on me too.
I need a way to ensure absolutely no updates are ever performed on the system while still remaining connected to the internet.
Hello @silverz,
There are MANY different methods of achieving this.
This is very popular => How to use CMD Script and VBScript to Control Windows Update in Windows 10
I hope this helps.
The best I've been able to come up with is
My scheme for managing Windows updates [post #5] - TenForums
- As noted, the KB4023057 update to WU itself sneaks past when it is re-issued [often once a year].
- I haven't found any others sneaking through.
Other methods are shown in the relevant tutorial [link given in my linked post].
All the best,
Denis
"Microsoft Update Health Tools" does not exist on my Windows 10, so I think KB4023057 has not been installed.
Ask an administrator for access to the page.
In this video, i will show you how to enable or disable automatic updates in Windows Update for all users in Windows 10.
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Releases . WereDev/Wu10Man . GitHub
Can't confirm if it still applies but some time ago I read that Microsoft would "force feed" some critical updates as deemed necessary regardless of any customization applied by the User.
KB4023057 seems missing from my Windows 10.
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