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The updates in Windows 10 Home Edition are automatic.
You can't disable the auto-updater, and updates will be installed upon your next reboot (which you can schedule).
In theory, this should keep everyone with Windows 10 up-to-date with the latest security patches and features.
If you have issues with the auto-updater and need to troubleshoot, please use this thread to do so.
One solution is to update to Windows 10 Professional. It will run you an extra $99 to upgrade from Home. If you're upgrading from Windows 7 or 8 Pro, you'll be upgraded to Professional automatically. Windows 10 Professional will be able to defer its updates while they're tested on all of the home users.
You can't disable the auto-updater, and updates will be installed upon your next reboot (which you can schedule).
In theory, this should keep everyone with Windows 10 up-to-date with the latest security patches and features.
If you have issues with the auto-updater and need to troubleshoot, please use this thread to do so.
One solution is to update to Windows 10 Professional. It will run you an extra $99 to upgrade from Home. If you're upgrading from Windows 7 or 8 Pro, you'll be upgraded to Professional automatically. Windows 10 Professional will be able to defer its updates while they're tested on all of the home users.