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CTOnews.com, December 29, when your Win11 device is ready to install an update, the system will notify you to restart your computer. Although these reminders are helpful, they can sometimes be a distraction. Fortunately, update notification can be disabled on Windows.

Netizens of CTOnews.com can disable update notification in three ways:

Disable update notification by setting application

Disable update notifications through the Group Policy Editor

Disable update notifications through the Registry Editor

By setting the application to disable updates to inform CTOnews.com netizens how they do not want to see these update notifications, the quickest way is to set the application to operate. The steps are as follows:

1. Press Win + I to combine shortcuts (or through the start menu) to enter the settings application

two。 Click "Windows updates" on the left, and then click "Advanced options"

3. Cancel the "tell me the latest news" check box

4. Cancel the check box notify me when you need a reboot to complete the update

After completing the above steps, Windows should not send you any more update notifications.

Disabling the Windows Update Notification Group Policy Editor using local group policy is a powerful tool for configuring various settings on Windows computers. If you are using Enterprise or Professional Windows, you can use the Group Policy Editor to disable update notifications.

CTOnews.com users can follow these steps:

1. Press Win + R key to combine the shortcut, open the run window, enter "gpedit.msc" in the dialog box, and then press enter.

two。 In the Local Group Policy Editor window, access computer configuration-Administrative templates-Windows components-Windows updates-manage end user experience, and locate Update Notification display options.

3. Double-click to open it and select disabled, and then click OK

Use registry editing to disable Windows Update notifications if CTOnews.com users cannot access the Group Policy Editor for some reason, you can use the registry to disable update notifications. However, before modifying the registry, the editor recommends that netizens back up all registry files or create a restore point.

CTOnews.com users can follow these steps to disable Windows Update updates:

1. Press the Win key (or mouse click) to open the start menu, enter "regedit" (no full input is required), and click "Registry Editor" in the result.

two。 Enter "computer\ HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Policies\ Microsoft\ Windows" on the address bar at the top of the registry

3. Find WindowsUpdate. If you can't find this item, right-click the "Windows" item or in the blank space on the right, select "New"-"item", and rename it to WindowsUpdate.

4. Select "WindowsUpdate" and right-click (or right-click in the blank area on the right), and select "New"-"DWORD (32-bit) value"

5. Rename this value to SetUpdateNotificationLevel

6. Double-click the value and change the data value to 0

7. Click OK to exit Registry Editor or restart your computer.

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