How To Stop Windows 10 Updates During Public Powerpoint Presentations

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       #11

    Yep, occupational hazard. :)
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       #12

    alphanumeric said:
    Settings > System > Notifications & actions > Notifications > Hide notifications while presenting.
    Thank you very much for your thoughtful and original answer. I wish there were others so helpful.

    BJ
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       #13

    boltjames said:
    Thank you very much for your thoughtful and original answer. I wish there were others so helpful.

    BJ
    There are many helpful members here. Sometimes it just depends on who's online when you post an issue.
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       #14

    Win key + R (for mac the key that triggers the start menu) then type services.msc scroll down till you see Windows Update and temporarily disable it. When done enable it again.
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    Windows 10 on MacBook Retina
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       #15

    alphanumeric said:
    There are many helpful members here. Sometimes it just depends on who's online when you post an issue.
    I know. Twas making a joke about your earlier dialog of who posted what first.

    BJ
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       #16

    GaloreRu1z4n3x said:
    Win key + R (for mac the key that triggers the start menu) then type services.msc scroll down till you see Windows Update and temporarily disable it. When done enable it again.
    Whoa, me likey.

    Let me understand (forgetting presentations for a moment). If I go to Services and disable Windows Update, will it stick and stay disabled through multiple boots and reboots or is it a one-time thing? While the presentation is the panic moment, I don't like auto updates at all and would love to turn 'em off forever, let me decide how often to check for updates and install them. Do-able?

    BJ
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    Windows 10 IoT
       #17

    boltjames said:
    I know. Twas making a joke about your earlier dialog of who posted what first.

    BJ
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    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
       #18

    alphanumeric said:
    Settings > System > Notifications & actions > Notifications > Hide notifications while presenting.
    Thank You !! I knew I seen a setting somewhere..
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       #19

    Kyhi said:
    Thank You !! I knew I seen a setting somewhere..
    Mostly a lucky guess to be honest.
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  10. Posts : 23
    Windows 10 on MacBook Retina
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       #20

    boltjames said:
    Whoa, me likey.

    Let me understand (forgetting presentations for a moment). If I go to Services and disable Windows Update, will it stick and stay disabled through multiple boots and reboots or is it a one-time thing? While the presentation is the panic moment, I don't like auto updates at all and would love to turn 'em off forever, let me decide how often to check for updates and install them. Do-able?

    BJ
    Can anyone confirm what was discussed up there ^

    BJ
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