Windows 10 creators update would bring a solution for mandatory updates

Many users are not a bit amused by the mandatory updates to Windows 10. What's more, we already told you at the time how to disable automatic updates for Windows 10, but with this news, we will go a little further, because we get news regarding Windows 10 Creators Update that would arrive in April.

You do not like these news too much, because everything indicates that we could have more problems to force automatic updates from PCs but it would be for our good because this does not end here. It is clear that there is no official way to prevent these updates, however, there are ways to do it as we told you in the previous tutorial.

Windows 10 Creators Update would bring a solution for mandatory updates

However, there are statements that Microsoft would automatically download updates so that Windows can run smoothly. They have basically stated that with their updates they do not want to disturb users much less. They only want to send updates aimed at correcting critical fixes, potential bugs in the system, whenever necessary.

What has been confirmed is that Windows 10 will only download priority updates (not everything). So is it good news? They really are. On the one hand we have that Windows 10 updates will continue to be mandatory, but it seems that they will focus above all on launching really important and important fat updates, from those criticisms that must be updated if or yes so that Windows works well and without problems.

What are they trying to achieve with this? That there are Windows 10 users who avoid this type of update. So with this move, ideally, users should always have automatic updates turned on, so they can hear the criticism.

There have been many complaints from Microsoft about these mandatory updates, but it is for our good. How about? Will we really see major updates to the style less is more? We will keep you informed.

Source | PC World