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> which can neither be deferred or cancelled You can defer it. Update and reboot? Update and shutdown? Reboot/Shutdown without updating now? All three are pos
by martin_a 4y ago
> which can neither be deferred or cancelled
You can defer it.
Update and reboot? Update and shutdown? Reboot/Shutdown without updating now? All three are possible, so it's fine.
- jen20 4y agoI have absolutely seen updates which may not be deferred or refused - and indeed the original post this in this thread details one.
- martin_a 4y agoYeah, but I'm not refering to the original post but to complaints that Windows updates will take hours of your productive time each month for nothing. That's simply not true.
- jen20 4y agoIt doesn't matter whether it is hours or one minute, it's unacceptable. A sibling comment here describes how a Windows update started in the middle of a presentation someone was giving, which indicates quite clearly that Windows Updates take productive time away - not just of the user of the computer, but those who were listening also. Again, computers are our servants, not our managers.