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The third picture shows what happens after updating my P.C., which I do manually as I have a Metered Connection – the Service resets to “Running” again. This second picture is what happens after a random period, when the setting changes from “Disable” to “Manual (Trigger Start)” without my intervention.Ĭomponent Services Local DO Stopped Manual Trigger Start by Philip Mock, on Flickr

In Properties I set Recovery to “Take No Action” and Reset Fail Count to 0 days.Ĭomponent Services Local DO Stopped Disabled by Philip Mock, on Flickr The first picture shows how I set the service to “Disable” Delivery Optimization. I have also tried to disable Delivery Optimization in Component Services (local). Sadly the folder re-installs itself after a random amount of time (usually a day or so). Open Windows Update by going to Settings > Update & Security and from there select. I click on this option and the folder goes to my Recycle bin. Turn Off Windows Update Delivery Optimization on Windows 10. When I delete this folder I receive a pop-up that says I need Admin privileges, for which there is an option. With random frequency, my computer installs a folder called Delivery Optimization that contains a sub-folder called Cache that contains no files.ĭelivery Optimization by Philip Mock, on Flickr In Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Advanced options > Delivery Optimization: “Allow downloads from other PCs” is turned Off. HP Pavilion 570-p076na Desktop PC: Windows 10 Home 64-bit. Is there a way to permanently disable Delivery Optimization?