It's not going to work. My anecdote on this was my wife was working from home one day, she goes to her computer in the morning and it immediately starts a huge

It's not going to work. My anecdote on this was my wife was working from home one day, she goes to her computer in the morning and it immediately starts a huge Windows update that takes over an hour (she doens't have the greatest machine) so she lost a whole hour of work. The interesting thing is, normally that would be the "best" time to do the upgrade since she would normally be at work. But instead it was the worst time and no way to stop it. I don't see why Microsoft is so against giving user some control of the process.