Windows Insider is a special place for Windows enthusiasts. This experimental wing of the Windows operating system lets geeks put on their thinking caps and try out pre-beta, beta, and release previews of their favorite operating system. The builds are rolled out via Windows Insider updates, which are released every few days or weeks, depending on which Windows Insider channel you’re on.
How to Remove Downloaded, Failed, and Pending Windows Updates [Guide]
However, if you only have one Windows PC, it’s not advisable to enter the experimental channels of the Windows Insider program — “Dev” or “Beta.” If you’ve joined the club, however, you’ll need to find a way to stop the updates and return to normalcy. In this piece, we’ll tell you how to push aside pending Windows Insider updates, and even teach you how to leave the program for good.
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