> Rebooting during working hours, not great at all. Also rebooting without saving the state of the applications opened while the user is working away, not great

> Rebooting during working hours, not great at all. Also rebooting without saving the state of the applications opened while the user is working away, not great either. There are reason why security is taking a back seat, business needs are greater than the risk incurred by user bad behaviour. If you have a company in mind, then whatever they do is their problem. This is called risk management. Security takes a back seat until it does not when there are 400 GB of sensitive data that were stolen and are at sale for 10 M€. If that company's computers then participate to criminal activities the company should be successfully sued for that. Together with the grandma and families that did not reboot when asked. > BTW how is it that Windows 10 still needs more reboot to update any parts of itself, than a regular Linux distro? The update cycle on my Windows 10 machine is maddening compared to my Linux workstation. That's another point. A good point. Every OS has its crapiness, even my beloved Linux that I extensively use since 1994 and still hope, one day, to have on desktop at the quality level of Windows 10.