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Personally, I'd prefer the system repeatedly prompt the user to restart to apply security updates (of which almost every update contains these days) instead of
by binarycrusader 6y ago
Personally, I'd prefer the system repeatedly prompt the user to restart to apply security updates (of which almost every update contains these days) instead of automatic restarts. It does try to apply those during what it believes are not "active hours", but it is not a perfect system.
Until that happens, consider setting your active hours manually in the Update & Security -> Windows Update settings panel. The update system is designed to avoid automatic restarts during active hours.
You can also pause updates for a period of time as well when you know that you don't want your system disrupted overnight.
I empathize with your frustration around the timing and I would encourage you to file feedback asking for more control over when updates happen.
- acuozzo 6y agoUnfortunately, I often have renders that take way longer than 24 hours, so setting active hours wouldn't help much. With that being said, I now have the box in question completely disconnected from the internet and I task it remotely via serial.
- NamTaf 6y agoUpdate & security options can pause updates for 35 days at a time.