I'm currently using Windows 10, but I've noticed that the system keeps trying to update me to Windows 11, which I don't want. Can someone guide me on how to cancel this update so I can continue using Windows 10 without any interruptions?
3 Answers
I get why you'd want to hold off, but just a quick heads up – Windows 10 support is ending soon, and Windows 11 isn't as bad as some people say. You might want to rethink sticking with 10 for too long!
To stop the Windows 11 update, you can try editing the registry. Just press Win + R, type `regedit.exe`, and hit Enter. Navigate to `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsWindowsUpdate`. If any keys aren't there, create them. Then, add a DWORD (32-bit) value called `TargetReleaseVersion` and set it to 1. Also, create a String value `TargetReleaseVersionInfo` and set it to `22H2`. This ensures you stay on Windows 10. Restart your PC, and you should be all set!
Honestly, I would just refuse the update when it prompts you. It shouldn't install automatically unless you actually accept it. But be aware, if you're on Windows 10, you're going to run out of security updates soon, so consider making the switch to 11 if you can.
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