The Windows Update policies you should set and why

Welcome to an easy, go-to reference to help you manage single-user devices, multi-user devices, education devices, kiosks, billboards, factory machines, and more.

In my January 19th blog on why you shouldn't set these 25 Windows policies, I shared how the Windows update experience has evolved over the last few years, how that impacts the Windows update policies we recommend, and a list of which Windows update policies you should not set and why. Driven by your feedback, I now want to share a list of the policies you should be setting and offer insight on why those policies can be helpful when managing updates for a variety of use cases, specifically:

• Single-user or personal devices
• Multi-user devices
• Education devices
• Kiosks and billboards
• Factory machines, rollercoasters, and similar things
• Microsoft Teams Rooms devices

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Explore this go-to policy resource to the best update policies for single-user, multi-user, education, kiosk, and other types of devices.

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