March 15, 201610 yr This is frustrating. It seems that you have no control like one did with previous OS's where you could control what you wanted to install. Most does not bother me, but when it wants to update my video drivers I get very upset. Anyone have a way to get updates without allowing the OS to update the video drivers? Thanks Bob Officially retired
March 15, 201610 yr Windows 10 Pro allows you to defer updates. The Home version doesn't. Jeff Thomson
March 15, 201610 yr This is frustrating. It seems that you have no control like one did with previous OS's where you could control what you wanted to install. Most does not bother me, but when it wants to update my video drivers I get very upset. Anyone have a way to get updates without allowing the OS to update the video drivers? Thanks Bob Right click start button, click "System", click "Advanced system settings" on the left, click the "Hardware" tab, click "Device Installation Settings", and check "No". Restart your PC. This should stop driver updates. Windows 10 Pro allows you to defer updates. No it doesn't. W10 Pro allows you to defer UPGRADES, not updates. An UPGRADE is like a "service pack", such as the November 2015 1511 W10 update, or the upcoming "Redstone" upgrade later this year. Neither Pro nor Home allow you to stop updates completely (unless you use the Group Policy Editor or the Services.msc in the MMC). i7-6700K @ 4.5 GHz, 16 GB DDR4-2400 MHz, GTX 1070 8GB
March 15, 201610 yr Author Thanks Jeff! I just found a little check box which apparently will not allow device drivers to be installed. Now you would think that would include video as well, will see. Bob Officially retired
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