Microsoft Windows 7 operating system updates provide a variety of
changes, including error fixes, new features, security enhancements, enhanced
virus protection, and improved performance. Microsoft makes these utilities
available to their customers through the built in utility tool, Windows Update.
The Windows Update tool automatically connects to the update database centre
online, and searches for updates. The system will automatically download and
install the updates when they become available. Microsoft also allows you to
custom set the Windows update option. Windows 7 allows the user to turn ON and
OFF the updates as per their wish.
Windows
7 help instructions
·
Use the
mouse to click the Start orb placed
in the bottom left corner of the Windows home screen, to launch the Start menu.
Alternatively, you can launch the Windows Start menu by clicking on the Windows
key.
·
From the Start
menu, select the label that reads Control
Panel from the left half.
·
For ease of
selection, change the Control Panel view from Category, to Large or Small. To change the view, click on the
selection box next to the label View By.
From the dropdown, select either Large
or Options. Scroll down the classic Control
Panel window and select the icon with the label that reads Windows update. Alternatively, you can launch the Windows Update window
by searching for the same, using the search box placed on top of the Control
Panel window.
·
Click on the
label that reads Turn Automatic Updating
On or Off, in the Windows Update window.
·
From the
drop down window, select the label that reads Important Updates.
·
From the
dropdown window, select one from the available four options listed below:
1. "Install updates automatically”
2. “Download updates but let me choose whether to
install them"
3. "Check for updates but let me choose whether
to download and install them"
4. "Never check for updates"
·
Click OK when prompted to confirm the selection.
·
If you have
unchecked the label “Allow all users to
install updates on this computer”, you
will be prompted to enter your username and password.
Follow the Windows 7 help
instructions briefed above to turn off automatic updates in Windows 7. For more
support, feel free to drop into our Windows 7 support
blogs and forums. You may also reach us on our toll free 24/7 helpline number
for support.
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