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Windows 10 already does this, and a lot more frequently since version 1903. (Earlier it was based on user presence AFAIK) After updates are installed (auto or
by smileybarry 6y ago
Windows 10 already does this, and a lot more frequently since version 1903. (Earlier it was based on user presence AFAIK)
After updates are installed (auto or manual), Windows shows a notification saying this and that a restart has been scheduled (which you can snooze to a different time, or set active hours to make it auto-schedule a little better). As far as I know that notification doesn't auto-dismiss. Some time before the scheduled restart -- IIRC it's 30 minutes -- it pops up a fullscreen warning.