"The new interface lets you choose a specific date from a calendar control on the Windows Update page, up to 35 days in advance. And if you need more time? When 35 days just isn't long enough, we are also enabling you to extend the pause end date as many times as you need."
"For years, Microsoft has offered the ability to pause updates for up to 35 days, using a drop-down menu on the Windows Update page with options ranging from 1 week to 5 weeks. But when that pause ended, no more delays were possible."
Microsoft is implementing significant changes to Windows Update, allowing users to delay updates indefinitely. Previously, users could only pause updates for up to 35 days, but the new interface enables selection of a specific date for delays. Users can also re-pause updates multiple times, extending the delay as needed. These changes aim to alleviate frustrations associated with unexpected update installations during critical tasks. The updates are currently being tested in the Windows Insider program before public release.
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