Hello, is there anyway to permanently disable update? I had tried several method but it can only pause the update.
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It's as simple as creating a blocking firewall rule that blocks wuauserv service going out.
But keep in mind that your computer will suscumb to malware sooner or later by doing so.
If system is not patched then the attack surface widens and it's easier to exploit vulnerabilities.W
What does not updating got anything to do with malware? I never update at all in the past and all is well.
Thanks i am aware of it. So how do you disable it completely?If system is not patched then the attack surface widens and it's easier to exploit vulnerabilities.
If you practice safe computing and you're confident in what you do then that's fine,
but most casual users do not practice safe computing.
Also just because everything is fine (or it seems so) does not mean you're safe, there is the so called FUD malware,
against which antivirus can do absolutely nothing.
That is not a good practice especially with a reasonably new OS that even after 2 years is still in the development stage. Not updating leaves any security hole open. As @Marcus Vinicus stated the only approved native way is through group policy which is in Pro. Home users have to resort to changing the registry or using third party software.I never update at all in the past and all is well.
@zebal@Marcus Vinicus
I've configured the GPO config and I'm still able to check for updates.
Agree, that's what I said to the OP right away but he\she doesn't care.@zebal
Interesting.
I'm a retired IT Manager and have seen too many users who security wise when using a computer need saving from themselves on a regular basis. So I don't think disabling WU is a good idea in that scenario.
Anyone who wants to do this do it at your own risk.
1. Open Start.
2. Search for gpedit.msc and launch the Local Group Policy Editor.
3. Navigate to the following path: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Manage end user experience
4. Double-click "Configure Automatic Updates" and configure as required.
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Very simple.Thanks i am aware of it. So how do you disable it completely?