How to Manage Windows Update in Windows 10

Windows Update keeps changing in Windows 10. Gone are the days when users can obstruct security patches and driver updates. Microsoft has been simplified and automated the Windows Update process at the cost of transparency.

What's New in Windows Update in Windows 10

In Windows 10, updates are mandatory and more automated than in previous Windows versions. Using the April 2018 Update (variant 1803, released April 30, 2018), Microsoft is introducing several updates to Windows Update.

In 2017, the average installation of Windows 10 feature updates required over an hour or so. Installing the Windows 10 Creators Update (variant 1703) took around 82 minutes. Microsoft has been focusing on cutting down that"offline time". For the Fall Creators Update (variant 1709), they had already slashed it to 51 minutes on average. Windows 10 pro activation key generator can also be found here.

For the upcoming April 2018 Update (version 1803), Microsoft promises that your fresh Windows installation will be back up and running in no less than 30 minutes.

Just how do they get it? Many steps essential to install updates, which used to disrupt the installation and so increase your PC's offline moment, will now happen in the background as you're using Windows. For example, Windows can prepare your content for migration and place the newest OS into a temporary working directory until it reboots to install updates.

WINDOWS 10 APRIL 2018 UPDATE - Top 5 BEST NEW Windows Features, Build 1803 [SPRING CREATORS UPDATE]