Buzz
The update feature on Windows 7 supports users in updating Windows 7 to the latest version to receive patches as well as new features from Microsoft. Updating Windows 7 to the latest version not only helps you avoid dangerous viruses and malware lurking from outside but also optimizes the system, making it run more stably.
Windows 10 Creators Update is the latest version from Microsoft, considered the best so far with many useful features for users. If you are using Win 7 or Win 8.1 and want to upgrade to Windows 10 Creators Update, check out how to upgrade Windows 7 to Windows 10 Creators Update as Mytour has guided to experience its latest features.
In reality, enabling automatic updates can cause inconvenience for users. Alongside using CCleaner to tidy up your computer or TuneUp Utilities to optimize the system, you can also disable Windows 7 updates to prevent the system from updating to the latest versions from the publisher.
Guide to Turn off Windows 7 Updates
Step 1. Open Control Panel
Go to Start (1), select Control Panel (2)
Step 2: Enable Windows Update in Windows 7
After entering the Control Panel, find Windows Update, usually located at the bottom.
Step 3: Disable the update function
After accessing Windows Update, choose Change settings in the Choose how Windows can install updates dialog box.
Under Important updates, you have 4 choices. By default, your Windows will be set to update automatically. To turn them off completely, choose Never check for updates (not recommended) and then click OK.
That's it! You have successfully turned off Windows 7 updates. If you are using Windows 8, the process is slightly different. You can refer to additional ways to disable updates on Windows 8 or 8.1 for better execution.
If you are using Windows 10, you can easily disable the automatic update feature. Disabling Windows 10 updates will ensure you don't face situations where your computer restarts or shuts down while Windows is still updating, causing delays in your work.
