
In
Windows 10, Microsoft has slimmed down the
Control Panel and relocated many of the system settings to the new
Settings menu. For example, if you would like to configure
Windows Update settings, the only solution is to go to
Start >
Settings >
Update & security >
Windows Update.
The new
Windows Update UI is lacking a lot of features when compared to its predecessor, but fortunately there is a simple registry tweak to get the
Classic Windows Update UI back in the
Control Panel.
Warning: This feature has been permanently removed from
Windows 10 Build 9926 onwards. If you would like to learn how to rollback to a previous version of Windows, please read our
How To Revert to an Earlier Build of Windows 10.
Display Windows Update Option in Windows 10 Control Panel
Open the
Registry Editor and go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\UX:
Double click on
IsConvergedUpdateStackEnabled and change its value to:
-
0: Switch to the classic Windows Update UI
(Control Panel >
Windows Update).
-
1: Switch to the default Window Update UI:
Click on
OK to save your changes and then close the
Registry Editor.
The classic
Windows Update UI has been restored to its original location in the
Control Panel. You will find it in
Control Panel >
All Control Panel Items >
Windows Update.
Published by
jak58.
Latest update on January 5, 2016 at 03:55 AM by jak58.