Instead of delaying updates forever, it might make sense to proactively let the computer install them (with the Restart Now or Pick a time buttons) at a time when your PC isn't so mission-critical. If it works as described, it sounds like exactly what these people needed: a simple way to tell Windows "No, I really need my PC right now," and have the operating system respect it.Ĭould it also become an annoying reminder? Perhaps but remember that updates, particularly security updates, are generally your friends. Each time you hit the Snooze button, you'll be able to push it out three more days, until 35 days have passed.Įven after that, you'll still be able to press a new "Remind Me Tomorrow" button to push it out again and again, one day at a time. Let me repeat that: Starting this spring, CNET understands that there will be no limit on the number of times you can delay a Windows Update. You'll be able to play (and make) unfinished games on Xbox One this summerĪnd if you pick the Snooze button - say, because you need to get some work done on your computer - you'll be able to snooze indefinitely.The worst feature of Windows 10 is automatic updates.The 10 best features coming to Windows 10.
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