Win10 also force installs the latest drivers while it is first being installed (!) and you can end up with more pain during a first time setup.Īll these issues can be worked around but I certainly found Win7/8 to be much more convenient when your objective is to have a computer up and running and tweaked ASAP.Īlso, if you're interested, MarkC has released the Win10 mouse fix. A driver update also means all your settings within that driver software are also defaulted. And this is drivers for everything, including graphics, and I can imagine how many systems face problems because of this. Apart from that tool above, there is no way to stop them and Win10 will keep forcing them on your PC. The automatic/forced driver updates is very annoying. You can use this official tool to restrict specific updates from installing automatically by 'hiding' them: All security related updates will be forced either way. An option called Defer Updates will force Win10 to install them later on, but only Microsoft chooses which ones get delayed and for how long. On the Home edition it will force update but on the Pro edition there is some additional control. In Win10 updating is mandatory, this includes security updates, feature updates, and driver updates. Yeah Windows update works without an issue. All the components for each of these tasks is enabled and running, you can confirm this by checking out event log entries. Mine was set to no, but open up task scheduler and you'll see two tasks in there under Microsoft: "Application Experience" and "Computer Experience Improvement". That's supposedly only if you opt into the program.Ĭontrol Panel>Action Center>Change Action Center Settings>Computer Experience Improvement Program Settings Both collect "telemetry" data about a system and send it to MS. There's something called "Computer Experience Improvement" and "Application Experience". While searching about these updates, I came across another thing that pissed me off. And that one added considerable time to bootup for me. There's 5 altogether that have to do with the win10 upgrade. Started searching around recently why my comp seemed so sluggish the past few months, especially boot up.
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