There are tasks that run in Windows 10 that most users are unaware of, automatic system maintenance is one of them, it runs every day, but it can be disabled so that it can be run, although it is not recommended.
Automatic maintenance is responsible for carrying out a series of Windows 10 tasks that you will not notice at first glance; install app updates, clean the disk and many other possibilities. As their name suggests, they are automatic.
The user does not intervene in them, it is not necessary, and they are executed daily without the user noticing that they are carried out because they are done when the PC is not in use. Moreover, as they are simple tasks , they hardly consume system resources and the PC will not see its performance diminished, so it is another reason why it is an invisible task.
Because they are essential things, you should not deactivate the automatic maintenance of Windows 10 , although at some point you may notice that your PC may become slower, especially if it is a basic PC with few resources, in that case you should disable it. .
It is the last option you should take, a good possibility is to change the time that maintenance is performed , so that it can be done at an hour when your computer is on and with little or no use. You do this by entering: Control Panel / Security and maintenance / Maintenance / change maintenance settings.
There is no such box to deactivate automatic maintenance, it would have to be done through the registry, following these steps:
- Press Windows + Q, type “regedit” and enter there.
- Navigate to the path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SOFTWARE / Microsoft / WindowsNT / CurrentVersion / Schedule / Maintenance.
- Open the key on the right and set the value number 1 , click on accept and restart the PC.
With this, automatic maintenance will be disabled. As we already mentioned, it is not advisable to disable it because they are actions that are carried out for the proper functioning of Windows 10, and also, if it has not bothered you so far, it will not bother you from now on.
