如果您的管理员已禁用Windows更新或由于自动更新(Automatic Update)设置中的某些损坏,您可能会看到错误消息您的组织已在Windows 设置中(Windows Settings)关闭自动更新(Your organization has turned off automatic updates)。如果您在尝试检查更新(check for Updates)时看到此错误消息,那么这篇文章将帮助您解决问题。
Windows 11/10 会自动搜索更新并将其安装在后台,以便用户在忙于日常工作时不会错过任何内容。但是,当您看到此消息时,Windows 10 不会自动下载更新。
您看到的其他消息是:
- 某些设置由您的组织管理
- 您的设备缺少重要的安全和质量修复
- 您的组织已关闭自动更新
- 您的组织设置了一些策略来管理更新(Your organization has set some policies to manage updates)。
您的组织已关闭自动更新
出现此消息的原因是 -
- 系统管理员已设置此策略
- 在组策略(Group Policy)中选择错误的自动更新设置
- 在注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)中设置错误的AUOptions值(Value)数据
- 您的系统可能感染了恶意软件
要解决您的组织已关闭(Your organization has turned off automatic updates)Windows 10中的自动更新错误,请按照以下步骤操作 -
- 在本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)中恢复配置自动更新的默认设置(Configure Automatic Updates)
- (Change Value)在注册表编辑器中更改(Registry Editor)AUOptions的(AUOptions)值数据
- 启动后台智能传输服务(Start Background Intelligent Transfer Service)
- 从服务(Services)打开Windows 更新(Windows Updates)
所有这些都将在下面详细提及。您需要使用管理员帐户登录才能执行此操作。
1]恢复(Restore)配置自动(Configure Automatic)更新的默认设置
如果您使用的是Windows 10 家庭(Home)版,您将没有本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)。您需要将本地组策略编辑器添加(add the Local Group Policy Editor)到您的计算机。
如果您使用的是其他版本,则此步骤对您至关重要,因为它可能是Windows(Windows)更新过程中断的主要原因。您需要在计算机上打开本地组策略编辑器。
为此,按Win+R,键入gpedit.msc,然后按Enter按钮。之后导航到以下路径 -
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update
在您的右侧,您应该找到一个名为Configure Automatic Updates的设置。
您需要双击它,选择Not Configured,然后保存您的更改。
之后,检查您是否可以获得更新。
相关(Related):您的组织管理此 PC 上的更新(Your organization manages updates on this PC)。
2]更改(Change Value)注册表中(Registry)AUOptions的值数据
AUOptions 或自动更新选项是管理(Automatic Updates Options)Windows 10更新的重要注册表项。换句话说,这个注册表(Registry)项就相当于上面提到的组策略(Group Policy)设置。如果您的操作系统没有本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor),您需要打开注册表编辑器并进行必要的更改。在此之前,建议先创建一个系统还原点。
按Win+R,键入regedit并按Enter按钮。您必须在UAC窗口中单击是(Yes)选项。打开注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)后,导航到此路径-
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU
在您的右侧,您应该获得一个名为AUOptions的(AUOptions)REG_DWORD键。您需要更改此键的值(Value)数据。
- 2 –通知(Notify)下载和自动安装
- 3 – 自动(Auto)下载并通知安装
- 4 – 自动(Auto)下载并安排安装
- 5 – 允许(Allow)本地管理员选择设置
双击AUOptions键并将值设置为0,看看是否有帮助。
如果没有帮助,您可以从左侧删除WindowsUpdate键,然后检查更新。(WindowsUpdate)
供您参考,当您的系统更改默认Windows Update设置时,会出现WindowsUpdate键。(WindowsUpdate)换句话说,您可以通过从注册表编辑器中删除(Registry Editor)WindowsUpdate键来恢复默认更新设置。
3]启动后台智能传输服务(Start Background Intelligent Transfer Service)
BITS或后台智能传输服务(Background Intelligent Transfer Service)是运行Windows Update等的关键组件。如果此服务未在后台运行,则您的系统不会使用空闲网络带宽移动数据。因此,Windows 设置(Windows Settings)面板在查找更新时显示错误。建议确保BITS正在运行,如果没有,则需要启动它。
打开服务管理器并在(Open Services Manager)名称(Name)列下找到后台智能传输服务(Background Intelligent Transfer Service)选项,然后双击它。现在,确保服务状态(Service status )显示Running。如果没有,请从启动类型(Startup type )下拉列表中选择自动(Automatic )或自动(延迟启动) ,然后单击(Automatic (Delayed Start))启动(Start )按钮。
然后,您可以单击“应用(Apply)”和“确定”按钮保存更改。
4]从服务打开Windows更新(4] Turn on Windows Updates from Services)
对于许多人来说,Windows 更新(Windows Updates)是一个大麻烦,尽管不时安装各种修复程序是一种很好的做法。有多种工具和方法可以在 Windows 10 上关闭自动 Windows 更新(turn off automatic Windows Update on Windows 10)。如果您使用服务(Services) 管理器(Manager)完成工作,则需要确保Windows 更新(Windows Update)服务在后台运行。
为此,请按照前面提到的相同步骤首先打开“服务(Services)”窗口。之后,打开Windows 更新(Windows Update )服务并验证服务状态(Service status )是否显示正在运行(Running )。如果它表明有任何负面影响,您需要单击“开始(Start )”按钮使其运行。
如果这些解决方案不起作用,建议运行Windows Update疑难解答并使用受信任的防病毒软件扫描您的 PC(scan your PC with a trusted antivirus)。
Your organization has turned off automatic updates in Windows 11/10
If yоur administrator has disabled Windows Updates or due tо some corruрtion in Automatic Update sеttings, you may see an error message Your organization has turned off automatic updates in Windows Settings. If you see this error message while trying to check for Updates, then this post will help you fix the problem.
Windows 11/10 automatically searches for updates and installs them in the background so that users do not miss out on anything while being busy with daily work. However, when you see this message, Windows 10 will not automatically download the Updates.
The other messages you see would be:
Your organization has turned off automatic updates
The reasons why this message could appear are-
- The system administrator has set this policy
- Choosing wrong automatic updates settings in Group Policy
- Setting incorrect Value data of AUOptions in Registry Editor
- Your system could be infected with malware
To resolve Your organization has turned off automatic updates error in Windows 10, follow these steps-
- Restore default settings of Configure Automatic Updates in Local Group Policy Editor
- Change Value data of AUOptions in Registry Editor
- Start Background Intelligent Transfer Service
- Turn on Windows Updates from Services
All of these are mentioned below in detail. You need to be signed in with an administrator account for doing this.
1] Restore default settings of Configure Automatic Updates
If you are using Windows 10 Home edition, you won’t have the Local Group Policy Editor. You need to add the Local Group Policy Editor to your computer.
If you are using other versions, this step is essential for you as it might be the primary reason why the Windows update process is interrupted. You need to open the Local Group Policy Editor on your computer.
For that, press Win+R, type gpedit.msc, and hit the Enter button. After that navigate to the following path-
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update
On your right side, you should find a setting called Configure Automatic Updates.
You need to double-click on it, select Not Configured, and save your change.
After that, check if you can get updates or not.
Related: Your organization manages updates on this PC.
2] Change Value data of AUOptions in Registry
AUOptions or Automatic Updates Options is an essential registry key to manage Windows 10 updates. In other words, this Registry key is equivalent to the above-mentioned Group Policy setting. If your OS doesn’t have Local Group Policy Editor, you need to open the Registry Editor and make the necessary change. Before that, it is recommended to create a system restore point first.
Press Win+R, type regedit and hit the Enter button. You have to click the Yes option in the UAC window. After opening the Registry Editor, navigate to this path-
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU
On your right side, you should get a REG_DWORD key named AUOptions. You need to change the Value data for this key.
- 2 – Notify for download and auto-install
- 3 – Auto download and notify for install
- 4 – Auto download and schedule the install
- 5 – Allow local admin to choose the setting
Double-click on the AUOptions key and set the value to 0 and see if it helps.
If it does not help, you can delete the WindowsUpdate key from your left side, and check for updates.
For your information, the WindowsUpdate key appears when your system changes the default Windows Update settings. In other words, you can restore the default update settings by deleting the WindowsUpdate key from Registry Editor.
3] Start Background Intelligent Transfer Service
BITS or Background Intelligent Transfer Service is a critical component to run Windows Update, etc. If this service is not running in the background, your system doesn’t move data using idle network bandwidth. As a result, the Windows Settings panel shows the error while finding updates. It is recommended to ensure that the BITS is running, and if not, you need to start it.
Open Services Manager and locate the Background Intelligent Transfer Service option under the Name column and double-click on it. Now, make sure that the Service status shows Running. If not, select Automatic or Automatic (Delayed Start) from the Startup type drop-down list, and click the Start button.
Then, you can click the Apply and OK buttons to save the changes.
4] Turn on Windows Updates from Services
For many people, Windows Updates is a big headache, even though it is a good practice to install various fixes from time to time. There are several tools and methods to turn off automatic Windows Update on Windows 10. If you used the Services Manager to get your job done, you need to ensure that the Windows Update service is running in the background.
For that, follow the same steps as mentioned earlier to open the Services window first. After that, open the Windows Update service and verify if the Service status is showing Running or not. If it indicates anything negative, you need to click the Start button to make it run.
If these solutions do not work, this is suggested to run the Windows Update troubleshooter and scan your PC with a trusted antivirus.