Now that you are in the Delivery Optimization settings page, click on the ‘ Advanced options‘ again, as shown in the picture below.Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on ‘ Delivery Optimization’.On the Windows Update page, click on ‘ Advanced options’.
Head to Update & Security> Windows Update.To limit the bandwidth used by Windows Updates in Windows 10, Windows Store and other Microsoft products, just follow these simple steps: How to limit the bandwidth used by Windows Update The good news is that since the Fall Creators Update (Windows 10 1709), a Delivery Optimization feature allows you to specify a percentage of the available bandwidth that Windows Update and the Microsoft Store will use when updates are going to be in installed. The use of all of the bandwidth will also cause other programs, such as browsers and games, to not work as well as they should. With Windows updates ranging in various sizes between 200MB and 500MB and feature updates, like the upcoming May 2020 Update, potentially being over 2GB, downloading them on slow or metered connections can quickly utilize all of a network’s available Internet bandwidth. A Windows 10 feature can allow you to specify how much Internet bandwidth these update processes can use so that it does not affect other programs. When you are installing new updates via Windows Update or the Microsoft Store, Windows 10 is able to consume all of the available Internet bandwidth.
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