Setting up the target version of Windows 10 Pro in the registry (Disable component updates)

In Windows 10 Pro, the latest version of the parameters disappeared the ability to postpone the update of the components (updating to the new version of Windows 10), there was no time in the home version before. However, if the Pro version of the system is installed on your computer, you can specify the target version of the OS in the registry, and Windows 10 will not be updated to newer versions.

In this manual, how to specify the desired version of Windows 10 Pro using the appropriate registry options, thereby turning out the update to newer versions once every six months. Other materials about disconnecting various updates: how to disable Windows 10 updates.

Disable Windows 10 Pro updates to new versions

You can set all the necessary parameters using the registry editor:

1. Run the registry editor ( Win + R. introduce regedit.).
2. Go to RegistryhKey_Local_machine \ Software \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Windowsupdate on the lack of the specified subsection, create it (right click on the "Windows" section - create a section).
3. In this section, create a DWORD parameter (32-bit, even for a 64-bit Windows) named TargetreleaseVersion. And specify the value 1 For a parameter.
4. Create a new string parameter named TargetreleaseEversionInfo. And specify the version number. For example, "2004" or "1909" (without quotes), if you do not want to receive the following updates of Windows 10 components.

   

Note: The function is supported from version 1803, while as the target version you can specify either the current one or a new version of the system, but not one of the previous ones (for example, if you have installed version 2004, and in the target indicated 1909, there will be no effect) .

Finish, from now on the system will not receive updates to the version above the specified. If necessary, cancel the changes, simply delete the created registry parameters.

If you do not want to manually change the registry settings, then simply create a REG file with the following contents and import it into the registry:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ POLICIES \ Microsoft \ Windows \ WindowsUpdate] "targetreleaseservion" = DWORD: 00000001 "targetreleaseservioninfo" = "2004"

This file sets the version of Windows 10 2004 as a target. It may also be useful: Windows 10 update management programs.