When Windows 10 was launched, privacy was a big concern among users, mainly because of the amount and nature of data being collected. It’s a minor enhancement that should be a welcome feature to users who like having better control over their system updates. It also lets you set Active Hours, an 18-hour window when Windows won’t install updates. With the Creators Update, you can choose to pause updates for a week. Although automatically having your system updated on time has advantages, it can also be a burden and a nuisance because it leaves you with no option to decline or delay an update - which you might want to do especially when you’re in the middle of a critical task.

If you’ve been using Windows 10, you’re familiar with this scenario: While you’re on your computer, the system automatically reboots for automatic updates, interrupting your workflow. Are the new features worth the updates? Controlled updates Its latest, Creators Update on Windows 10, includes new design touches and a handful of productivity features. Instead of an outright operating system update, Microsoft is now releasing named updates that come with enhancements and other features that individual users and businesses should get excited about.