Windows 10: Unable to change Windows Update settings: "SOME SETTINGS ARE MANAGED BY YOUR SYSTEM...

IF ANYONE CAN SOLVE THIS PLEASE HELP.

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Realmware BF4 Settings Editor.

Realmware BF4 Settings Editor 0.91

We have just released a hotfix for the preview version of our BF4 Settings Editor. As said in the posts above, DICE silently released a patch for the Battlefield 4 Beta, which changed the location of the settings files, breaking BF4 Settings Editor in the process. This hotfix resolves the issue, while also including a few other fixes and improvements. Be sure to update to the latest version!

Here is the full list of changes for this version.

Features:

• DICE silently released a patch which changed the location of the Battlefield 4 Beta settings files. BF4 Settings Editor now looks for the settings in the new location.
• Fixed a bug where changing the system tray icon options would not properly update the icon's visibility.

Fixes:

• DICE silently released a patch which changed the location of the Battlefield 4 Beta settings files. BF4 Settings Editor now looks for the settings in the new location.
• Fixed a bug where changing the system tray icon options would not properly update the icon's visibility.

Improvements:

• Added a tooltip to the system tray icon.
• Improved the tooltip for the horizontal field of view setting.
• Improved the tooltip for the stereo mode setting.

 

Cannot change windows update settings


I do not want Windows 10 to update and restart my PC automatically - I want to decide when that is done.

In the Settings it is fixed at 'Automatic' update.

I have followed two suggestions to alter the setting that searches turned up, but neither have worked so far.

Can anyone suggest how I get over this problem.

NOTE:
Here are the 2 Methods I tried.

 

Unable to change Reboot setting in UpdateOrchestrator

Hi I quite understand you not wanting restarts. I've no idea why Active hours didn't work for you; I have noted that restarts pending during active hours have not taken place after the end of the period.

With Pro you can
- set updates to Notify only (= notication via the Action Centre, then click that, Settings opens to show you a list of updates. You can then choose to download them.

- defer feature updates (= major builds) - for up to 365 days via Group Policy (I think that appears in Settings too now).

There is a 30-35 day period- see below

So I have pretty much complete control of updates.

One minor inconvenience now that Defender seems to have changed its role in the CU is that I am notified of Defender updates daily now. (I have Avast installed).

Some elements of group policy (there are more)