Step 2: Once the Settings app is launched, click Privacy. Step 1: Open Settings app either by clicking its icon in the Start menu or using the Windows logo + I hotkey. This will remove the message only from the Privacy section
The message will disappear in no time.Īnd if you want to disable updates, please refer to our how to turn off automatic updates in Windows 10 guide for detailed instructions. Restart your PC if the message is still appearing when you open Windows Update in Settings, simply click Check for updates button once. Step 3: Select Not Configured, and then click Apply button. On the right-side, double-click on the entry labeled Configure Automatic Updates to open its properties. Step 2: Navigate to the following policy:Ĭomputer configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update Step 1: Type Gpedit.msc in Start menu search and then press Enter key to open Local Group Policy Editor. Method 3 – remove the message from the Privacy section Method 2 – remove the message from the Privacy section Method 1- remove Some settings are managed by your organization message from Windows Update You can refer to our how to disable automatic Windows updates in Windows 10 Home edition (works for both Home and Pro) to configure Windows update settings in Registry.įollow the instructions in Method 1 to remove the message from Windows Update. However, if you really want to disable or configure how automatic Windows updates are installed, you can use the Registry Editor as changing default settings in Registry will not show the message in the Windows Update section. Remove “Some settings are managed by your organization” in Windows UpdateĪnd if you are looking to remove “Some settings are managed by your organization” message from the Windows Update section of Settings, you need to restore Windows Update settings to its default in Group Policy.
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