Windows Update Settings Generator MCP tool
findutils:windows_update_settings_generator Generate a Windows Update configuration script (.reg, .ps1, or .bat) plus a matching restore script from a preset and/or individual settings, and return them with a risk level and a change summary. Presets: gamer_mode, full_control, safe_defer, metered, custom. Settings override the preset.
Arguments
application/json-
output_format
string optional
Script format. Default: reg. One of
reg · ps1 · bat. Default"reg". -
preset
string optional
Starting preset. Default: custom (all defaults). One of
gamer_mode · full_control · safe_defer · metered · custom. Default"custom". -
windows_version
string optional
Target Windows edition. Default: win11_pro. One of
win11_home · win11_pro · win10_home · win10_pro. Default"win11_pro". -
settings
object optional
Overrides: auto_update_mode (disabled|notify_only|download_notify|auto_install), pause_duration ("7"|"30"|"90"|"365"|"max"), and booleans no_auto_restart, disable_driver_updates, disable_delivery_optimization, disable_wuauserv, disable_uso_svc, disable_waas_medic_svc, disable_scheduled_tasks, minimize_telemetry, set_metered.
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include_restore
boolean optional
Also return the restore script. Default: true. Default
true.
Example arguments
Verified{
"preset": "gamer_mode",
"output_format": "reg"
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