I am currently using Arduino Ide 2.2.1. But daily it is automatic updating the board or libraries. Please suggest, How to stop automatic download of libraries or board version?
As you are using IDE 2 your topic has been moved to the IDE 2.x category of the forum
Are you saying that you do not get the opportunity not to install IDE and/or library updates and that they happen whether or not you want them to ?
No, I didn't get
It is not downloading libraries or packages; it's only retrieving the index file (for each package) so it can check if there are newer versions available.
I'm reasonably sure that you can remove the board package URL from the additional boards URL in file → preferences in the IDE and you will not get the update message.
Are you sure that the libraries and board packages are actually being installed ? What happens if you click the "LATER" or "INSTALL MANUALLY" buttons ?
Then existing code doesn't work
Ok, I will try
It is not asking for install later or manually
From the picture you included it is asking, two times.
If you don't wanna have those checks done at all, maybe this thread will help:
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I could be wrong, but I believe the option to turn it off within the IDE.
I believe the steps are something like:
CTRL+SHIFT+P (Also on my Windows 11 machine F1 works)- to bring up the command pallet.
start typing in: preferences ... and chose the one with name like preferences (GUI).
In that dialog type in: updates
And hopefully you get to the dialog
Where you should be able to uncheck the option.
Please describe exactly what happens when an update is available and the message(s) appear
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