Microsoft 365 Fundamentals MS-900 Practice Question

Setting up deployment rings to deliver updates in phases is the best strategy. Deployment rings allow the IT administrator to stagger the rollout of Windows updates to different groups within the organization. This phased approach helps identify and address any issues early on in a smaller group before deploying updates more widely, thereby minimizing potential disruptions.

Disabling automatic updates and installing updates manually is inefficient and can lead to inconsistencies and security vulnerabilities due to delayed updates. It doesn't provide a structured method for testing updates prior to full deployment.

Enrolling user devices in the Windows Insider Program exposes them to pre-release versions of Windows that may be unstable and are intended for testing purposes, not for minimizing disruptions in a production environment.

Configuring devices to receive updates according to the organization's schedule without a phased rollout does not allow for early detection of issues in a controlled subset of devices. If problems occur with the updates, the entire organization could be affected simultaneously, which does not align with the goal of minimizing disruptions.