You will receive a User Account Control confirmation requesting permission to allow Windows PowerShell to make changes to your PC. Click Yes. On the PowerShell command prompt, type the command below and press enter.Install-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate The command will take a while, then it will display the “Untrusted repository” warning. To install the module, at the end of the prompt, type A and press enter. Then, wait for the module to install. When the module is installed, the PowerShell prompt will be displayed – see the second image below. When the install-Module commands finishes, type the command below and press enter.powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy UnrestrictedThe command opens a new PowerShell prompt and sets the execution policy on your PC to Unrestricted.Then, type this command and press the enter key. Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -ForceThis command also sets the execution policy to Unrestricted. I included this second command to be sure that the execution policy is actually set correctly. Otherwise, the next command will fail. Finally, type the last command below and press enter. Import-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate Here are the last 3 commands in PowerShell…Step 3: Run the Get-WindowsUpdate Cmdlet Finally, to check for Windows Updates on Windows 10 with PowerShell, follow the steps below…On the same PowerShell prompt, you opened earlier, type the command below and press enter.Get-WindowsUpdateAfter a short while (depending on the number of updates available for your PC), the command will display all updates available for your PC. To download the updates, use the PowerShell Cmdlet below…Download-WindowsUpdateThe Download-WindowsUpdate command is the same as Get-WindowsUpdate -DownloadThe command will take a while. Then it will return a request for you to confirm that you want to download the listed updates. Type A at the end of the prompt and press enter.The updates will be downloaded. Finally, to install all available updates, type the command below and press enter…Install-WindowsUpdateThen, to confirm that you want to install the updates, at the prompt, type A and press enter. To restart your PC and install the updates, type Y and press enter. As you can see, it is very easy to check for Windows updates on Windows 10! I hope you found this Itechguide helpful. If you found it helpful, click on “Yes” beside the “Was this page helpful” question below.You may also express your thoughts and opinions by using the “Leave a Comment” form at the bottom of this page.Finally, for more Windows 10 Itechguides, visit our page. , Press the Windows button or Search button, and type "check for updates" in the box. Then, hit Enter or click on the first result. This will take you to the dedicated Windows Update page in the Windows 10 Settings application (or, if you're using Windows 7, the Control Panel)., Windows 10 is programmed to check for updates automatically, and then install them once you restart your computer. You can check for updates in Windows 10 manually by going to the.