"Every time I try to shut down my computer, I was forced to update my Windows 10. If you want to upgrade to Windows 11 but do not sure if your computer is compatible with the minimum requirements, you can click this link to check the update to Windows 11. The new Windows 11 requires users' computers to equip with TPM 2.0 and boot in UEFI mode. The official version will reach every compatible computer since October 2021. To disable WUDO and prevent peer-to-peer sharing, simply change the setting (as indicated) to “Off”. Windows 11 Update Rolls Out: In June 2021, Microsoft has released the Insider version of Windows 11 (codenamed Sun Valley).
You’ll now arrive at the following screen:. In the new window, select Choose how updates are delivered. In the main pane, click Advanced options. 
From the left-hand pane, select Windows Update. Open the Start menu and click on Settings. The good news is, it’s very easy to turn off the peer-to-peer sharing, here’s how: It’s actually quite an ingenious way to help spread the load of distributing Windows updates and apps but, unfortunately, it is enabled by default on most home systems and not everyone will be happy about using it. However, this “sharing” is, of course, a two way street – not only will you be downloading files from other Windows 10 PCs across the internet but you’ll also be uploading files to other Windows 10 PCs across the internet. The idea behind WUDO is to speed up the process of downloading updates and apps by accessing files from fellow Windows 10 users as well as from Microsoft. Many people who have upgraded to Windows 10 may not be aware that they are sharing (as in uploading) installed Windows Updates and apps across a peer-to-peer system which has been dubbed “WUDO” (Windows Update Delivery Optimization).
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