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That's not the problem, it's that the update can't be done in the background. On iPad or iPhone, when I get an update, it installs overnight and my device is i
by weswpg 6y ago
That's not the problem, it's that the update can't be done in the background.
On iPad or iPhone, when I get an update, it installs overnight and my device is immediately available to use after restarting.
On every Windows device I've ever had since Windows 8, I have to sit there and wait for some reason. (I've already selected the 'use my sign-in information to speed up...' option)
Every single time that Windows updates, there is no way to get it to perform the entire process when I'm not using the device. As soon as I restart or log in, there is more lengthy 'configuration' or 'working on updates' to be done. It's unacceptable.