Turn On or Off Automatic Updates for Apps in Windows 10 Store  

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  1. Posts : 1,792
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       #40

    Apps are not showing as updated.

    I've been out camping, needed a holiday from the relatives.
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       #41

    Sounds good so far then.
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  3. Posts : 1,792
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       #42

    Still not updating, so its fixed ! Hurrah !
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       #44

    Hi Shawn, I have no use for Universal Windows Apps. And I dont have a Microsoft account. When I open Store and look for Settings to disable Apps from updating automatically from there, I don't find Settings. I guess the account is needed for having access to Settings from within Store?

    So, despite not using a MS account, can I use Option 3, Steps 4 and 3 to turn Off or back On Apps automatic updates?

    I uninstalled all Apps that Microsoft "don't mind" we uninstall but left the rest alone. I can ignore them but would love to stop their updates. I can tell when they are updating, and see errors (number 37) in Windows Events Log that the updates generates. Does this error goes away by Turning off Apps updates? And, is disabling Apps from updating automatically going to generate another error in Event Log?

    Thanks

    Bo
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  6. Posts : 68,892
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       #45

    Hello Bo, :)

    Yes, you could use steps 3 and 4 in Option 3 to toggle Store app auto updates on and off if you like.

    However, you should still have a "Settings" option when you click on the user icon in the Store.

    Just to note, these apps (if used) can fail if not kept updated. This would include all the default apps like Photos, Groove Music, Movies & TV, Mail, etc....
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       #46

    Brink said:
    However, you should still have a "Settings" option when you click on the user icon in the Store.
    I found it. Thanks.:)

    Bo
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  9. Posts : 83
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       #48

    Hi, Brink
    I want to share my finding to you about Turn On or Off Automatic Download and Install of App Updates by Microsoft Store app in Windows 10.
    I had tested the registry key could work for me.
    The registry key of aforementioned setting is as following.
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsStore\WindowsUpdate]
    "AutoDownload"=dword:00000002

    2: Off
    4: On

    Best regards,
    Steven.
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  10. Posts : 68,892
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       #49

    shiwan0804 said:
    Hi, Brink
    I want to share my finding to you about Turn On or Off Automatic Download and Install of App Updates by Microsoft Store app in Windows 10.
    I had tested the registry key could work for me.
    The registry key of aforementioned setting is as following.
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsStore\WindowsUpdate]
    "AutoDownload"=dword:00000002

    2: Off
    4: On

    Best regards,
    Steven.
    Thank you Steven.

    It looks like the key and value are not there by default.
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