Mandatory auto update of Windows 10 is stopping ! Techsavvyit

    Auto-update of Windows 10 is stopping

When Windows 10 first hit the market, everyone liked its user interface design and features. Because Windows 8 did not have a start button and users could not adapt to the huge tiles-based start menu. In the end, Windows 10 came with a lot of Windows 7 style small start menus and new start buttons.

But it didn't take long for the hue and cry to start with Windows 10. It keeps users updated invisibly (so far). Currently, Windows 10 is automatically updated to OS. Microsoft has not provided any easy way for users to turn off this automatic update. As a result, in the middle of people's PC usage, an update notification suddenly appears on the screen. Many PCs have started installing updates with a restart in the middle of work, there are many cases.

But if Windows starts downloading auto-updates without saying anything, then the connection becomes slow while browsing the internet and for those with limited data packages, their megabytes of updates are downloaded out.

There was a kind of ‘update fear about this in the minds of many users, which is still there.

But you don't have to play hide and seek with the net like Tom-and-Jerry for fear of more updates. Microsoft is releasing a new feature in Windows 10 with the release of Windows Creators Update in April, which will prevent the auto-download of Windows updates. When a new software update is released, the user will receive a notification, then install or hide that update, all at the discretion of the user.

If you want, you can keep it with a reminder so that the computer can remind you of the update after a certain time. Or you can hide it for a long time. The computer will never restart on its own for this update.

Windows 10 Creators Update has a number of new features for professionals, designers, and gamers. One of these is the game mode, which has elicited a response from the technology world.

Windows 10's new game mode feature will give you the added benefit of playing video games on a computer. When the game mode option is turned on, Windows 10 will temporarily suspend various background processes and allocate computer functionality to play video games. As a result, the best gaming performance according to the configuration of the PC.

Windows 10 Game Mode can be compared to the power-saving mode of a laptop. Turning on power-saving turns off various effects and background services on the PC, resulting in less battery usage. This allows the battery to last longer than normal. Game mode will do almost the same thing, but not for low power consumption, but for the purpose of providing computer processing power for games.