how to disable that because there isn't an obvious way to disable it from the gui but there is a way to turn it off and i'll show you how to do it okay so the next thing we're going to go into is we're going to scroll down to windows update from this point and then from windows update we want to go into advanced options and then we want to go down to delivery optimization so the way delivery optimization works is it gives you a couple of different options it will allow you to download updates from other computers that have already downloaded those updates now you can set this a couple of different ways you can turn it off completely which means that every time you download an update it has to come directly from microsoft or you can have it only download from computers on your local network at least that way you know that you're going to be getting these updates from other systems on your network you can also set it to get it from any computer so you could literally be downloading updates from my computer and that i think is a little creepy and i don't know if i would trust that setting now by default it's only set to download them from your local network so you can choose to leave it that way i think it's pretty safe or you can shut it off completely all right so for this example i'm going to go ahead and turn it off completely but just for clarity i typically leave this on for devices on my local network just because it makes my life a lot easier when i'm doing updates because i do have several systems so but anyway i'm going to shut this off just for the example right here okay so now the next thing we're going to do we're going to go ahead and close settings now and the next thing is we're going to actually open up our windows security now if you're using another antivirus instead of windows defender then you can pretty much disregard this next section because your privacy settings are going to be completely different based on whatever antivirus you happen to be using however i recommend using windows security because it works pretty good and it's free so why not but there is ways to make it more private so to speak so let me show you how to do it okay so what you're going to want to do is you want to click on virus and threat protection here and you want to go down to virus and threat protection settings and go ahead and click on the manage settings link here and then from here you definitely want to leave real-time protection on however you can flip off the cloud delivered protection then go ahead and hit yes and you can also where it says automatic sample submission you can turn this off as well now you're going to notice these little exclamation marks right here and if you go over to your side right here you'll see that it's actually giving you a warning right there and if you don't want that warning to be there just go ahead and click the dismiss sign right here and it'll go ahead and get rid of those warnings and then your icon will look like normal and the warnings shouldn't come back at least i don't think they will okay for so from this point we're going to go ahead and close windows security and the next section we're going to go into is we're going to go into services themselves so we're going to go ahead and click the start button type in services and go ahead and click and the services snap in here and then from here what you're going to want to do
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