If you're a Windows 11 user, you've probably wondered ⁤ How do you configure the new application update system in Windows 11? ⁣ Updating applications is crucial to maintaining the security and functionality of your device, so it is important to understand how this process works in the latest version of Microsoft's operating system. Fortunately, ⁣setting up the ⁤application update system in ⁢Windows 11 is simple and can be customized to your preferences. In this article, we will show you step by step how to configure this new system so that you can make the most of your application updates in Windows 11.

– Step by step‌ -- How do you configure the new ‌application update system⁢ in Windows⁤ 11?

• First, Click the Home button⁣ in the lower left corner of the screen.
• Then, Select “Settings” from the drop-down menu.
• Then Click “Update & Security” in the Settings panel.
• Next,‌ Select the “Windows Update” tab in the left menu.
• In this section, You will see the application update settings option. Click “Advanced Options” to access these settings.
• Once inside, You can enable or disable automatic app updating or choose whether you want to receive app updates from multiple sources.
• Finally, save the changes and close the Settings window.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about setting up app updates in Windows 11

1. How to activate automatic app updates in Windows 11?

Steps:

1. Open the Start menu⁤ and click “Settings”.
2. Select "Update & Security".
3. Click “Windows Update” in the left menu.
4. Go to “Advanced options” and activate the “Update apps automatically” option.

2. How to turn off automatic app updates⁤ in Windows ‌11?

Steps:

1. Go to “Settings” from the ⁢Home menu.
2. Select “Update & Security”.
3. Click "Windows Update" in the left menu.
4. Select “Advanced Options” and disable the “Automatically update apps” option.

3. How to set active hours for app updates in Windows 11?

Steps:

1. Open ⁣»Settings» from the‍ Start menu.
2. Select "Update & Security".
3. Click “Windows Update” in the left menu.
4. Find “Advanced Options” and click “Change active hours.”
5. Configure the times when you don't want automatic updates to occur.

4. How do I know if there are pending updates for my apps in Windows 11?

Steps:

1. Open "Microsoft Store" from the Start menu.
2. Click the three dots in the top right corner and select “Downloads & Updates.”
3. Here you will see if there are any pending updates for your‌ applications.

5. How to force search for app updates in Windows 11?

Steps:

1. Open “Microsoft Store” from the Start ⁢menu⁢.
2. Click the three dots in the top right corner and select “Downloads and Updates.”
3. Click “Get Updates” to force the search.

6. How to uninstall app updates in Windows 11?

Steps:

1. Open “Settings” from the Start menu.
2. Select "Apps" and then "Apps & Features."
3. Click "View installed updates."
4. Find the update you want to uninstall and click “Uninstall.”

7. How to ⁢pause app updates in Windows ⁤11?

Steps:

1. Open “Settings” ⁤from the Start menu.
2. Select “Update & Security”.
3. Click⁤ on “Windows Update” ⁤in the left menu.
4. Go to “Advanced Options” and click “Pause Updates.”
5. Choose the duration to pause app updates.

8. How to reset automatic app updates in Windows 11?

Steps:

1. Open⁤ “Settings” from the Start menu.
2. Select "Update & Security".
3. Click "Windows Update" in the left menu.
4. Go to “Advanced options”⁢ and click “Restart now” under “Reset automatic app updates”.

9.‍ How to configure app update notifications in Windows‌ 11?

Steps:

1. Open “Settings” from the Start menu.
2. Select "System" and then "Notifications and actions."
3. Scroll down and search for “Microsoft Store.”
4. Turn notifications on or off depending on your preference.

10. How to revert to a previous version of an app after an update in Windows⁢ 11?

Steps:

1. Go to “Settings”‌ from the Start menu.
2. Select “Apps” and then “Apps & Features”.
3. Click on the app you want to roll back.
4. Select⁢ “Previous Versions” and choose the version you want to go back to.

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