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Windows updates and why pause forever is risky

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Microsoft now allows Windows 11 users to pause updates for up to 35 days repeatedly, addressing user frustration over untimely restarts and interruptions. However, permanently delaying updates increases exposure to cyber threats, underscoring the importance of a managed update process that balances security with convenience.

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