I want to buy Windows 10, but without any major update (technical LTSB version), but it!s not legal for home user. Can I make some changes in Windows (legal) which I can make them something like LTSB (only security updates no new features)?  Edit for possible duplicate: I want ONLY security updates. No new features at all.
We've upgraded some machines to Windows 10 and realized there were some updates which updated as required. However, I realized there was no option available to stop the download similar to that on Windows 7 and 8.1. The only way I could stop the download was to stop the Windows Update service.  My question is does anyone know of a way to stop auto updates or is stopping the service is the only solution?
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