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Hello
I got a new PC a month ago and unfortunately it has Windows 11.
I have the updates suspended until February 12 but I would like to do them tomorrow without clicking on “restart updates”.
On Windows 10 it was possible to choose the date when the PC would start looking for updates but I can’t find it on Windows 11.
Can you help me plz ?
The easiest way IMO is to use the wumgr utility (downloadable). https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/guide-to-using-wumgr-for-windows-10-updates/
If there is an update you don’t think you want, I think it is safer to “hide” it using wumgr so that accidental clicks are less likely to install it.
Yes, it was removed. You can only specify the number of weeks in the UI.
--Joe
User Interface.
There is also Graphical User Interface.
cheers, Paul
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