There's a way to work around this, however, in Windows 10 and a fix for earlier versions of Windows. Get back control of your PC with the steps below. After downloading updates, Windows 10 automatically picks a time to restart your computer for you, based on when you tend to not use it e.
Instead, choose a more convenient day and time for the reboot so the update gets installed and your work doesn't get cut off. Here's how to tell Windows you want to choose the restart time for Windows Updates:. Navigate to the Setings menu. You can get there by selecting Settings from the Start menu. And I don't have Windows 10 Pro so I can't use the gpedit option. What update is it? Only updates like the cumulative ones and cumulative.
Plus, it will only ask for a restart after the update cumulative is done downloading and finished installing. Actually, after restarting, then it will counts as a successful install.
Normally, Windows will not ask for a restart, or automatically restart, never heard off automatically restart unless it pertains to that update. I never have that issue before. Well, count me as another who hates it. Giving me no option after downloading and installing an update which does not warn the user of this ahead of time other than to have my computer restart without my consent once my active hours which can only be set to a maximum of 18 hours are over There is no valid reason to prevent users from postponing the restart for as long as we wish, and doing it at a time of our choosing.
Anything else leaves me inclined to disable updates altogether. If they can't understand that, they'll be left in Linux's dust. For those that consider Linux too small a contender for that last sentence to be anything but a joke: consider that Android is just a modified Linux OS, and currently holds the largest market share among all internet-connected devices, having overtaken Windows by Not long after Windows 10 was released, come to think And if you search on Microsoft's own bing.
That's more than if you search "Avengers Endgame", for an indication of how popular the idea of disabling this "feature" is. When a customer asks for something, a smart business doesn't respond by trying to tell the customer why they shouldn't want that instead of actually giving it to them.
And no, I'm not going to pay for a more expensive version of Windows so that I can use gpedit to disable this stupidity that never should have existed in the first place.
Trying to frustrate me into paying more isn't a great business plan, either. Suleiman Boutzamat. Is there any REAL way to disable this cancer feature? This alone is very difficult to argue against in a Mac vs. Windows discussion.
Luckily for Microsoft Microsoft have secured themselves from a law suit in their policy. MS knows that all Windows users hates this feature, and yet they still have it.
This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. The automatic reboot after updates may cause you to lose personal information, data and saved content.
Unluckily, there is no built-in feature in Windows that could be used to turn off the automatic reboot function, so you need to do this job manually. The following part will show you multiple methods, just keep reading. Windows Update turning itself off is an annoying problem. This post shows you how to solve the issue — Windows Update keeps turning off. Here are the steps about how to use Group Policy. Step 2: Type gpedit. Step 4: Right-click No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic updates installations from the right panel of Local Group Editor , select Edit and then choose Enable.
After you finish all the steps above, you can successfully stop Windows 10 from rebooting after updates. The second way you can try is using Registry Editor to stop Windows 8.
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