Windows 10 will have a Fall Creators Update an extremely useful feature that some people have been waiting for for several years, but which Microsoft he will give it only now. Windows 10 will give users the opportunity to control the way operating system updates are downloaded to their computers, much simpler and easier than you might imagine.
Windows 10 will have a series of special functions available in the Control Panel that will allow us to limit the amount of Internet bandwidth used to download updates. We all know that Windows uses as much Internet bandwidth as possible when downloading updates from Microsoft, but Windows 10 will give us control over this process so that it is no longer so frustrating.
Windows 10 will allow us to set that for the background download of the updates available for it, it should be done with a minimum of 5% of the available Internet bandwidth, or with that bandwidth. We have granular control in Windows 10 to provide bandwidth for downloading updates in the background, and this option is great for those who don't have very fast internet connections.
Windows 10 brings a very useful new function
Windows 10 will limit, for example, a 100 Mbps Internet connection to only a minimum of 5 Mbps for downloading updates in the background, with the remaining 95 Mbps available for everything. Windows 10 also allows you to set a monthly download and upload limit for our computers, so if you have a monthly traffic limit, you will now be able to avoid exceeding it unnecessarily.
Windows 10 will also have a special setting that will allow you to limit the upload traffic made to upload updates for other computers on the Internet. This setting for Windows 10 is related to the one for downloading updates to our computers, with Microsoft finally giving in to users' requests to have more control over these important functions.
Windows 10 will also display on a special page statistics regarding the Internet traffic made by downloading and uploading the updates available for Microsoft's operating system. With its help, we will be able to keep track of everything that arrives and leaves our computers, Windows 10 having these options also for those who have low bandwidth or limited internet traffic.
Windows 10 will offer all these changes starting from the fall, when the new Creators Update will be launched by the Microsoft company, but for now a date for its appearance has not been offered.
