Microsoft recently launched its developer preview with lots of new features and upgrades in security. However, it comes with the same update procedure from Windows 10. One of the main features retain by Windows 11 is Windows update because it is the easiest way to provide an update to all users as no one wants to download the massive file of updates and then install it to their system. But this can create problems in the workflow if you don’t want your PC to update itself. For this situation, you can stop automatic updates on Windows 11 and choose your own prescribed time for Windows updates to install.
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By default, the update’s installation for Windows 11 is set to automatic. Whenever the system receives a notification for the update, it asks for a restart of the system after installation. Sometimes we are in the middle of important work, and such update notifications can be distracting our workflow. Meanwhile, there is no option to stop the automatic updates in windows 10; but now there is an easy option for its user to control the automatic updates in their system in the latest version of Windows 11.
How to Stop Automatic Updates on Windows 11
Windows 11 don’t provide any single click or specific setting to stop the updates permanently. But you can disable the automatic update with some tricks. Go through each way to know how to disable or pause the automatic updates in Windows 11. Also, we don’t recommend you stop the updates because updates are necessary to avoid bugs and issues also provide new features to the OS.
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Method 1: Pause Windows 11 Updates
The best possible way to stop the automatic updates is by using the pause updates option. However, it is not a permanent solution as it only pauses the updates for up to 7 days. Here you find the steps to pause the automatic updates only for a week.
- Open the control panel of the system and navigate to the setting. You can use a shortcut press the window +i button.
- Now under Settings, click on Windows Update.
- After that, click on pause for one week.












