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How to Pause Windows Updates in Windows 11

By default, Windows updates are automatically scheduled to install every month. Although updates are tested and verified to work with compatible devices, some applications may not react as well to unexpected updates. In order to prevent application troubles, you may prefer to temporarily pause windows updates and manually update when you are able to confirm that an application will respond appropriately to the update.

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To Pause Windows Updates in Windows 11:

Click on the Start ⊞ button
Search and open the Settings ⚙️ application
In the left column of the Settings window, click Windows Update
To the right, locate Pause updates
Select the dropdown that says Pause for 1 week
You can choose to pause updates for up to five weeks
When you select a length of time, Windows will process the pause and let you know the date that updates are expected to resume
If you paused for less that five weeks, you'll have the option to extend the pause
To resume updates early, select Resume updates at the top of the screen

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