Creators Fall Update It is the latest Windows 10 update that for days has already begun to reach computers around the world, progressively, as has happened on other occasions. This may mean that you have to wait a few days to start testing the many new features and improvements that this new update to the Microsoft operating system incorporates.
However, today in this article we are going to give a hand to all those who do not want more updates to Windows 10, for which we are going to teach you how to delay upgrade to Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. Of course, keep in mind that it is more than likely that you cannot delay it infinitely and you will have to end up installing the update sooner or later.
Below we show you the different ways to delay the Windows 10 update, depending on the version that we have installed on our computer;
How to delay upgrade to Windows 10 Fall Creators Update on Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, or Edition
If we use the Pro, Enterprise or Education version of Windows 10 we can delay the update through group policies. To do this, just open the group policy editor through the gpedit.msc command from a Run window that you can launch using the "Win + R" key combination.
Now you must follow the following route; Computer Configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Windows Update> Defer Windows Updates. Now we only need to double click on the option Select when you want to receive feature updates and indicating the number of days you want to postpone Windows 10 updates.
How to delay the update to Windows 10 Fall Creators Update in Windows 10 Home and other versions
If you are a user of one of the most common versions, that is, Home, and other versions, the way to delay the update to Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is somewhat different as you do not have the same options as with the Pro, Enterprise versions and Education.
To put a stop to the updates we will have to resort to the connection of metered use, from the page of Settings> Network and Internet and select if we are connected to our network through WiFi or Ethernet. Clicking on our connection there we will find the option of metered use connections.
Activating this option we will limit the bandwidth of our connection so that any update of the operating system will be postponed, as we do not have a "good connection" to carry out the download.
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