Il semble que quelque chose potentially configuré the Local Stratégie de groupe on that machine that affects Windows Mises à jour. To double-check, ouvrez le Local Group Policy Editor by searching for gpedit.msc and choosing Run as administrator, ensuite navigate vers le following location:
Configuration ordinateur\Modèles d'administration\Windows Components\Windows Mise à jour
On the right-hand side, double-cliquez the policy to Configure Automatic Updates. Si cela is Not configured, it should look like this:
Si cela is configuré, you have the option to switch it to Not configured accordingly and that should allow you to regain control withdans le Settings interface.
En revanche, si le Configure Automatic Updates is déjà set to Not configured, c'est possible that quelque chose changed the associated registry clés that correspond to those Windows Mise à jour paramètres. To verify that, ouvrez le Registry Editor by searching for regedit and choosing Run as administrator, ensuite navigate vers le following location:
HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\
In the capture d'écran below, the seulement valeur that appears sur le right-hand side is there parce que J'ai configuré my système to not installer périphérique pilotes within Windows Mise à jour:
Si vous see additional valeurs sur le right-hand side, quelque chose configuré your système in that regard and may be causing the problème. Vous pouvez potentially supprimer those DWORD valeurs to restore functionality, but I would urge you to proceed avec caution and export the HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\ hierarchy to a .reg fichier first.
(Source: Group Policy Settings Reference for Windows)
