Previously, users just had the option to either snooze the updates or pick a time to install later. Windows 10 Insiders were the first to spot this new feature.
Windows updates can be paused for up to 35 days
The pause option is available for up to 35 days and was spotted by a Reddit user earlier this week in the latest Windows 10 19H1 build.
Regarding the addition, Microsoft had only this to say:
yeah. i asked them about it. Sounds like it might just be A/B testing (if anything). The PR team gave me a “we’re always testing new things” blablablabla answer when I asked
— Mary Jo Foley (@maryjofoley) March 13, 2019
The 35-day pause option was at first only available to Windows 10 Pro users, so Windows 10 Home users were definitely excited to receive the pause option once it finally rolled out.
In the end, all versions of Windows 10 made for personal use received this function.
That is the only way they will be able to avoid issues that are an inherent part of the early build every time.
The Windows 10 update process has been under discussion since the first version of Windows 10 was launched back in 2015.
A report declared that non-enterprise customers are currently not on the priority list of Microsoft.
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