If you don’t want to install it, ignore the message and your PC stays as it is. Instead, Windows notifies you that it’s available with a “Download and install” message and link in the Windows Update Settings pane. Now when Microsoft releases a new feature update to the public, it is no longer automatically installed. Windows 10 Home (and Pro) users can put off installing the twice-yearly feature updates, and can even skip them altogether, using the “Download and install” option.
And even those who could delay installations couldn’t put them off forever.Īll that has changed. Before that, those with Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise and Education licenses could delay the updates, but Windows 10 Home users couldn’t unless they resorted to sneaky workarounds (none of them ideal) to stop the installations. After years of complaints, in the spring of 2019 Microsoft finally gave many users what they’d been asking for since Windows 10 was introduced - the ability to control whether to install the twice-yearly feature updates Microsoft releases for Windows.
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