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Is there any way to control windows 11 update while in ethernet connection?
 

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Could you expand upon what you are looking for? Are you asking if Remote Desktop will work over Ethernet while updates are being installed? If that is what you are asking, the answer is "yes", except during the actual reboot.

If that is not what you are asking, please explain a little more.
 

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Thinking about your question more:

If you are asking if the Windows update process can be controlled, yes, it can. You can choose to delay updates if you wish. Another option is to download the updates from the Microsoft update catalog and then you can manually install updates at any time, even when the Ethernet connection is down.
 

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hsehestedt said:
Thinking about your question more:

If you are asking if the Windows update process can be controlled, yes, it can. You can choose to delay updates if you wish. Another option is to download the updates from the Microsoft update catalog and then you can manually install updates at any time, even when the Ethernet connection is down.
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Thanks. After installation, it leads to update immediately, How to stop and delay it?
 

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During installation, make sure that you do not have an Ethernet connection (unplug the cable). For WiFi, simply don't configure it during setup.

Then, when setup is done, disable updates and then you can re-enable Ethernet or WiFi.
 

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hsehestedt said:
During installation, make sure that you do not have an Ethernet connection (unplug the cable). For WiFi, simply don't configure it during setup.

Then, when setup is done, disable updates and then you can re-enable Ethernet or WiFi.
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Thank You.
 

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