Windows 10: Help with updates

hello,

Isit fine not to update at all? Been using 10 for more than a week now. And i notice it has not been updating at all. Should i set it to auto update or ignore it and use normally?

And when i try to update it got stuck at 46%...Since yesterday... today when i turn my PC its still at this screen.. What should i do?



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Mouse cursor contsantly blinking and not working properly

I have the same problem. It will not let me select when the mouse pointer is flashing. I have to wait for the computer to be on for awhile to stop the flashing.

I have reinstalled the mouse software and updated the driver.

Any suggestions?

 

Did you do anything to stop the updates, they are set to auto by default ? Did you restart computer at all since it started updating ?

 

Actually problem could be related to issues with MS servers.

I would delete all files in c:\windows\softwaredistribution folder and check for updates again.

 

Yesterday i just click to check for update. Then it started to download updates and got stuck at this screen above. I turn it off after waiting like 1 hour. Today when i on it, its still remain on this screen. When i try to update again.

Then i tried this...

 

Now i got this screen.....

My question now is should i just leave it like this from now on? Or do i have to come and check for updates regularly?

 

I have it like that and check every morning or if I hear about it from someplace else. I'm on insider ring so it's even more important to me.

 

Is there any way to turn off update so i can do it manually when i want to?

 

No there isn't any way to turn off updates completely, just workarounds that might work for what you want.

Did you try the suggestion from TairikuOkami in this thread? regarding updates

You posted a question about this in that thread a week ago, there wasn't a response whether that worked for you.

 

Go to Services and set Windows Update to Manual. If 'Check for updates' finds nothing, the Service will stay running. If the Service is running, Stop it, or reboot.

 

How do you set it to manual?

 

Right-click on Windows Update and select Properties. Four choices will then be available to choose from.