Typically, the Windows 10 operating system itself downloads and installs all the necessary updates. This is logical, because by default in the settings there is an automatic search and installation function. But it’s useful to know how to check for Windows 10 updates. Sometimes you can find them available but not installed.
How to check for updates in Windows 10?
It's simple: call the Settings application. It opens with a combination of Win + I. In the section "Update and Security" there is a button "Update Center". There is also a big button "Check for updates." Click on it, and the system will automatically begin to search for available updates that have not previously been installed.
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Remember that the system will again try to install this update, but until then you will have time to check whether your computer is working normally. And if the problem was really in it, then it must be forbidden to install. To do this using the built-in functionality will not work. You will have to use a third-party tool, for example, Show or Hide Updates Troubleshooter, but this is not the topic of this article.
Now you know how to check for Windows 10 updates and remove them as needed.