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That's why you get Windows 10 Pro instead of Windows 10 Home.

• acuozzo 6y ago
  It's a Windows 10 Pro installation.
  • mfkp 6y ago
    Can you not schedule updates on Pro? Or change the option to not automatically reboot?
    • marcinzm 6y ago
      Not on mine in the UI, you can pause for 7 days or set hours to reboot during (but you need X hours per day that it can reboot during) but not have it disabled perpetually.
    • acuozzo 6y ago
      I did via the registry, but I later discovered that these changes reverted after updating. I now have my render box completely disconnected from the internet and I task it remotely.
    • rococode 6y ago
      You can make it not reboot with group policies, not commonly known though - most people try the registry stuff which doesn't seem to work consistently. Been running Win10 Pro for a couple years, never had a single unwanted reboot, once went nearly a year without doing a single update. Specifically, in group policy: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > "Configure Automatic Updates" and "No auto-restart with logged-on users for scheduled automatic update installations"