Upgrades: Can be deferred up to 18 months. These are the settings I use in my enterprise environment. Updates: Can be deferred up to 30 days I recommend deferring these 7 days so Microsoft has time to pull the update if there are problems with it. The following settings should work well for anyone that is reluctant to upgrade their Windows 10 builds: That being said, sometimes problems with updates are not discovered until after they have been deployed. If you're worried about new builds like the infamous 1809 breaking stuff, you can follow guides to disable Windows upgrades through the registry or Group Policy. I highly recommend that everyone updates at least monthly the frequency at which security updates are released. Updates between major builds are there to make sure your computer stays secure and stable, generally presenting no changes to your user experience. Windows updates can be frustrating, but the only time they force reboots like this is if you have ignored them for far longer than you should.

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