Windows 10 by default is set up to automatically update the installed apps on your system through Microsoft Updates. And this is actually a good thing since you don’t have to manually search for the updates all the time. But due to automatic Microsoft store updates, a lot of your work can get disturbed, so here is how you can disable this feature.
Windows store updates are crucial to install as they bring new features to your apps and OS itself. The process of update is carried out swiftly in the background and you don’t have to be concerned about the technical details at all. However, sometimes you might feel like sticking to the current version and not updating certain apps. Or what if you may be connected to some metered connection and don’t want an update right at that moment?
Well, with the automatic Store updates enabled, it might not come in handy at certain times. Luckily, Microsoft allows you to manually disable automatic Microsoft Store updates on Windows 10. In fact, there are a few ways of doing it. Here, I will be sharing the easiest way through which you can disable these auto-updates on your Windows computer.
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How To Disable Automatic Microsoft Store Updates on Windows 10?
You can disable the Windows 10 automatic store updates either by manually disabling the auto-update option on Microsoft Store. Windows 10 Home users can also use the regedit to disable automatic store updates on their computers. Additionally, users of Windows 10 Pro can even make use of the Group Policy to make these changes. For this article, we will be looking at the easiest way i.e., through the Microsoft Store itself.


