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Perhaps he/she means applying a significant number of updates on boot? W10 does do this fairly regularly.
by willtim 8y ago
Perhaps he/she means applying a significant number of updates on boot? W10 does do this fairly regularly.
- Jaruzel 8y agoOnce a month, on patch Tuesday or thereabouts. It's a balance between keeping your machine up to date, and not inconveniencing the user. That said, I do struggle to understand why MS can't rework the deployment mechanisms to just stop/start services etc to allow for on-the-fly upgrades in the background, instead of doing it all at a reboot.