https://wccftech.com/microsoft-windows-10-home-pause-updates/

Since the initial release of Windows 10 back in 2015, users have continued to ask Microsoft to give them controls over when and if they should install the latest Windows updates. Trying to avoid the disastrous Android-like fragmentation issues, Microsoft pushes monthly security and feature updates to every machine running Windows 10. But they have more than often resulted in compatibility issues and other minor bugs and problems, if not major issues.

While the reasoning behind aggressively pushing latest updates may be somewhat legit, it isn’t a user-friendly system when the consumer is scared of the latest updates potentially breaking their machines and live in perpetual fear of these often-important updates. The least then Microsoft could do is to offer the ability to temporarily block these updates.