Skip to content Just when you are finishing something some important document, the Windows updates itself and advises you that it’s going to reboot. Your initial reaction would be a burst of anger and even tears, but you don’t need to feel that way because you can now plan a more efficient time to reboot and update your computer.
Windows 10 now permits you to indicate a period for the PC to reboot after upgrades are introduced to complete the installation. Here are some ways to schedule updates and reboots for your Windows 10.
How to Schedule Updates and Reboots For Your Windows 10
- Open Windows Settings: Click the Start menu and select the Settings icon (the gear).
- Navigate to Update & Security: In the Settings window, click on Update & Security to access Windows Update options.
- Set Active Hours: Click on Change active hours. Here, you can specify a time range when you typically use your computer. Windows will avoid rebooting during these hours.
- Advanced Options: Under Windows Update, click on Advanced options. You can choose to receive updates automatically, set notifications for restarts, and manage other preferences.
- Schedule Restart: If an update requires a restart, Windows will prompt you. You can select a convenient time for the reboot that fits your schedule.
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By following these steps, you can ensure that your Windows 10 updates occur seamlessly, minimizing interruptions to your workflow. For more information, visit Microsoft’s support page.
Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ)
Here are some common questions about scheduling updates and reboots in Windows 10:
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