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Non-ESU Windows 10 can’t pause updates anymore, including if Windows 11 install starts accidentally by user
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Windows 10 users without ESU cannot pause updates, even accidental Windows 11 upgrades cannot be stopped. Only ESU participants will continue to receive security updates until October 2026.
Non-ESU Windows 10 can’t pause updates anymore, including if Windows 11 install starts accidentally by user
Windows 10 PCs that aren’t enrolled in the Extended Security Updates (ESU) scheme are, weirdly enough, no longer capable of pausing updates. The “Pause updates for 7 days” option appears to be faded, and just below that, there is a new “Install updates as soon as possible” button. For context, the option to pause updates will become unusable only if you have paused updates several times before, or if your organization prevents you from pausing u…
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