Turn off Windows Update Delivery Optimization on Windows 10

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Turning off Windows Update Delivery Optimization on Windows 10 helps users limit and save bandwidth usage. Let's follow Mytour's 4-step guide below to turn it off.

After successfully installing Windows 10

, users can experience its fantastic features. However, not all features bring you comfort when using them, and Windows Update Delivery Optimization is a typical example.

As you may know, Windows Update Delivery Optimization is the feature that helps users receive updates from personal computers or business computers instead of accessing and downloading them from Microsoft. When Windows Update Delivery Optimization runs, it noticeably slows down the computer, causing all activities at that moment to frustratingly halt.

Windows 10 is the latest Windows operating system today. Users can download Windows 10 to use and experience it right now.

Currently, Windows Update Delivery Optimization is enabled by default, unlike Cortana (virtual assistant) which users must enable Cortana to use. In this article, Mytour guides you on how to disable Windows Update Delivery Optimization on Windows 10.

Like many previous operating systems, Windows 10 offers various methods to install on your computer. However, to save time, users should ghost Windows 10 to obtain different Windows versions with useful pre-installed software and applications.

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