On Windows 10, quality updates (or cumulative updates) always download and install automatically as soon as they’re ready for your device. While this approach makes sure that every computer has the latest security patches, performance, and stability improvements, it’s also among the features that users complain the most. Usually, it’s because to apply updates users are required to restart their devices, and because updates are also known to (sometimes) cause problems negatively affecting the user experience. Whatever the reason it might be, depending on your edition of Windows 10, you can regain control and stop automatic updates using Group Policy and Registry. In this Windows 10 guide, we’ll walk you through the steps…