Windows 10 update disrupting average users systems is now well known not only to the general public but also technical folks. If updates were a seamless process

Windows 10 update disrupting average users systems is now well known not only to the general public but also technical folks. If updates were a seamless process that do not interfere with people's work or bork their systems no one would care. You have an urgent meeting or concall at the specific time Windows decides to update, you need to reboot and get back to urgent work and Windows decides to update. It updates behind your back and things that were working now don't. For a person who just needs their system to just work this kind of breakage and time sink is simply not acceptable. Technical people working around it without disruption is besides the point. For supporters of automatic updates its important to first ensure it's seamless, a technical problem that is your core skill set, before trying to blame users.