Windows 10 is more like the operating systems on a Macbook, Chromebook, iPhone or iPad. Microsoft wants to get all modern Windows computers on the same version of Windows and keep them updated, creating a single platform for developers to target and a single platform they have to support with security updates. That’s why you can’t disable Windows Update on Windows 10 Home, and you can only delay updates on Windows 10 Professional. In this way, Windows 10 becomes more like Google Chrome - something that’s continually updated in the background. RELATED: You Won’t Be Able to Disable (or Delay) Windows Updates on Windows 10 Home Windows 10 will just receive regular updates with the features that would otherwise have been held onto for Windows 11. You won’t have to pay for these features. Instead, they’ll continue adding features and improvements to Windows 10 itself on an ongoing basis. Microsoft won’t work for three years on a Windows 11 with new features and attempt to sell you an upgrade. Windows 10 will be updated and developed on an ongoing basis going foward.

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