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A newly installed Windows 10 (since ver 1511) has some non-installed, promoted apps pinned to Start Menu, and as soon as you connect to internet Windows starts downloading and installing them (from Windows Store). This procedure runs every time a new user is created and I have to uninstall them one by one. So is there a way to stop this?
I also installed some apps manually from Windows Store, and I enjoy Windows' auto-update feature. So it would be better if this feature can be preserved while disabling auto-installation.
This might help : Disabling auto update on all Store apps Win10
– Vylix – 2017-06-20T12:05:21.527@Vylix I already Googled before asking this question. – iBug – 2017-06-20T12:06:16.467
Nice! You are always encouraged to post your research on your question, so future visitor will know if a specific solution does not work on your particular question. So, to clarify, is your main question "How to selectively stop Store apps auto-update?" or "How to disable Store apps auto-update for all (future) users?" – Vylix – 2017-06-20T12:11:21.577
And it will be helpful to include the edition of Windows 10 you are using (Home, Pro, Enterprise) – Vylix – 2017-06-20T12:15:19.397
@Vylix Decided to post an answer instead, though :) Because too many is found. – iBug – 2017-06-20T12:19:34.250
Welcome to Windows 10, it will change your life.... – Moab – 2017-06-20T23:26:20.207
@Moab I'm a Windows 10 User since January 2015, when TP build 9926 was just released. – iBug – 2017-06-21T02:43:51.453