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Windows 10 PCs automatically check for updates and install any updates they find. You can take some control over this and have Windows 10 install updates on your schedule, but these options are hidden. Windows Update really wants to automatically update on Windows 10.

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Professional, Enterprise, and Education editions of Windows 10 have access to group policy and registry settings for this, but even Home editions of Windows 10 give you a way to stop updates from automatically downloading.

Prevent Automatic Downloading of Updates on a Specific Connection

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When you set a connection as “metered,” Windows 10 won’t automatically download updates on it. Windows 10 will automatically set certain types of connections — cellular data connections, for example — as metered. However, you can set any connection like as a metered connection.

So, if you don’t want Windows 10 automatically downloading updates on your home network connection, just set it as a metered connection. Windows 10 will automatically download updates when you connect your device to an unmetered network, or when you set the network it’s connected to as unmetered again. And yes, Windows will remember this setting for each individual network, so you can disconnect from that network and reconnect all you like.

Do you have an Internet connection with limited data? Just mark it as metered and Windows 10 won’t automatically download updates on it. If your connection offers unlimited downloads at a specific time — for example, during the middle of the night — you could mark the connection as unmetered occasionally at these times to download updates and mark it as metered after the updates are downloaded.

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To change this option for a Wi-Fi network, open the Settings app, head to Network & Internet > Wi-Fi, and click the name of the Wi-Fi network you’re currently connected to. Enable the “Set as metered connection” option on the properties page. This option only affects the Wi-Fi network you’re currently editing, but Windows will remember this setting for each individual Wi-Fi network on which you change it.

To change this option for a wired Ethernet network, open the Settings app, head to Network & Internet > Ethernet, and click the name of your Ethernet connection. Enable the “Set as metered connection” option on the properties page.

After enabling this option, Windows Update will say “Updates are available. We’ll download the updates as soon as you connect to Wi-Fi, or you can download the updates using your data connection (charges may apply.)” By marking a connection as metered, you’ve tricked Windows into thinking it’s a mobile data connection–for example, you might be tethering your PC to your smartphone. You can click the Download button to download and install updates at your leisure.

Stop Windows Update From Automatically Rebooting Your Computer

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So maybe you don’t mind the automatic downloads, but you just don’t want Windows to restart while you’re in the middle of something. Windows 10 is okay about this, since it lets you set a 12 hour window called “Active Hours” in which it won’t automatically reboot.

To set Active Hours, head to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update. Click or tap “Change Active Hours” under Update Settings. From there, you’ll set the times you don’t want Windows to automatically restart.

You can also override those active hours to schedule certain reboots when an update is ready. You can read more about how to do that here.

Prevent Windows Update From Installing Specific Updates and Drivers

RELATED:How to Uninstall and Block Updates and Drivers on Windows 10

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If Windows 10 insists on installing a specific update or driver that’s causing problems, you can prevent Windows Update from installing that particular update. Microsoft doesn’t provide a built-in way to block updates and drivers from automatically being downloaded, but it does offer a downloadable tool that can block updates and drivers so Windows won’t download them. This gives you a way to opt out of specific updates–uninstall them and “hide” them from being installed until you unhide them.

Use Group Policy to Disable Automatic Updates (Professional Editions Only)

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Editor’s Note: This option, while it still exists, seems to no longer work in the Anniversary Update for Windows 10, but we’ve left it here in case anyone wants to try it. Proceed at your own risk.

You should really consider leaving automatic updates enabled for security reasons. But, there is an option that will let you choose how updates are installed on your own schedule, but it’s buried in Group Policy. Only Professional, Enterprise, and Education editions of Windows 10 have access to the Group Policy editor. To access the group policy editor, press Windows Key + R, type the following line into the Run dialog, and press Enter:

Navigate to Computer ConfigurationAdministrative TemplatesWindows ComponentsWindows Update.

Locate the “Configure Automatic Updates” setting in the right pane and double-click it. Set it to “Enabled,” and then select your preferred setting. For example, you can choose “Auto download and notify for install” or “Notify for download and notify for install.” Save the change.

Visit the Windows Update pane, click “Check for updates,” and then select “Advanced options.” You should see your new setting enforced here. You’ll also see a note saying “Some settings are managed by your organization,” informing you that these options can only be changed in Group Policy.

To disable this later, go back to the Group Policy editor, double-click the “Configure Automatic Updates” setting, and then change it from “Enabled” to “Not configured.” Save your changes, visit the Windows Update pane again, click “Check for updates,” and then select “Advanced options.” You’ll see everything change back to the default setting. (Windows Update only seems to notice the setting change after you click “Check for updates.”)

Use the Registry to Disable Automatic Updates (Professional Editions Only)

Crx header invalid idm. Editor’s Note: This option, while it still exists, seems to no longer work in the Anniversary Update for Windows 10, but we’ve left it here in case anyone wants to try it. Proceed at your own risk.

This setting can be configured in the registry, too. This registry hack does exactly the same thing as the above Group Policy setting. However, it also only seems to work on Professional editions of Windows 10.

Download our Disable Automatic Updates on Windows 10 registry hack and double-click one of the included .reg files to make Windows Update notify for download and notify for install, auto download and notify for install, or auto download and schedule the install. There’s also a .reg file that will delete the registry value the other files create, allowing you to go back to the default settings. This only worked when we tried it on Windows 10 Pro, not Home.

After changing this option, visit the Windows Update pane in the Settings app and click “Check for updates.” You can then click “Advanced options” and you’ll see your new setting here. (You have to perform a check for updates before Windows Update notices your changed setting.)

If you’d like to do this yourself, the exact setting you’ll need to change is under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsWindowsUpdateAU — you’ll need to create the last few keys there. Create a DWORD value named “AUOptions” under the AU key and give it one of the following values:

There’s another “trick” making the rounds for this. It involves disabling the Windows Update system service in the Windows services administration tool. This isn’t a good idea at all, and will prevent your computer from receiving even crucial security updates. While it would be nice if Microsoft offered some more choice of when to install updates, you shouldn’t opt out of security updates entirely. To prevent Windows from automatically downloading updates on any PC, just set its connection as metered.

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Meet with Kinzie, then head over to the nuclear plant. Drive to each blue waypoint, then kill everyone as Kinzie works her magic on the terminals. It's a pretty straightforward mission: see an enemy and kill it while keeping Kinzie alive. If you get into trouble, call in some help, but otherwise, it shouldn't be too tough.

Each location has at least one Decker on a high location, but they're never true snipers. They have better angles on you and slightly increased accuracy so may want to prioritize them, but they're not the game-changers that Morningstar snipers are.

Starting with the second uplink you work on, Decker backup will arrive by vehicle. Deal with them as you would anyone else. Kinzie regenerates her health if left alone, so the quicker you shoot, the better things will be.

Now things will get a bit sticky. You get an instant five-star notoriety level with the Deckers, and they'll bring in a Brute or two as you wait for a helicopter to arrive. This fight gets a bit tough. You might want to retreat back into the plant a ways, or go deeper into the grassy area. Whatever you do, don't hang around in the open streets, especially once the Brute is loose.

Your best bet is to stay in the car as much as possible, as well as calling in homies. Call in the Saints Backup if you wish, but your homies, like Shaundi or Zimos, will probably be better suited for it. Oleg unfortunately is unavailable since he's still hanging out at Kinzie's home, and you may have to be a bit lucky to keep the Deckers from obliterating you.

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Once the helicopter hovers in close, run to it, but keep an eye on Kinzie. She tends to get a little glitched out here, and if you're too far away from it when you exit your car, she may just stand in one spot forever, forcing you to restart at the checkpoint. Simply drive back and forth down this road, and ignore it if any other follower goes down. Then, once the copter comes in, park near it and hop out. Kinzie should run to it and wait for you. Get near it, and you're in the clear.

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Cutting Power[edit]

Well, you're in the clear on the ground, anyway. Kinzie will fly around, then she'll find where the chair is located. Jump out of the helicopter when prompted, and be sure to open your parachute unless you enjoy making a splat on the ground.

You'll be alone as you infiltrate the power plant, but resistance isn't too bad. As usual, you'll want to take it slowly and, once you're in the main room, use all the machinery around you to provide cover as you strafe in and out. You'll be attacked from multiple angles, so keep some cover between you and one side while you attack the other. Some enemies will be across the large room, so unless you have a sniper rifle, focus on the closer enemies first and spiral out to the enemies on the fringes.

Even though it may feel like it, there are not infinite enemies here. Some will spawn in after you disable each router, but each specific router only has four guards. True, this adds up to many total enemies, but again, taking it slowly and spiraling out will help get rid of most of the resistance. Eliminate the specialists as they come in, as they'll do the most damage. Don't be afraid to run and crouch behind something if you need to recharge your health.

Also, don't forget about the couple guys on the catwalks. They're normal Decker members, but they're pretty annoying, just because you usually can't spray at them due to the metal railings. Switch to a high-accuracy weapon, such as a rifle or pistol, and take them out between routers. They won't respawn, so the quicker you take them out, the better.