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- Manage device restarts after updates | Microsoft Learn
You can use group policy settings, mobile device management (MDM), or the Windows registry to configure when devices will restart after a Windows update is installed
- How to Change When a Windows 11 Computer Updates
Open Settings → Windows Update If a restart is required, click Schedule the restart Turn on Schedule a time, then select a date and time that works for you Restart manually during off-hours after installing updates Enable "Notify me when a restart is required" for more control
- How to Schedule a Windows 10 11 Update Restart Time
Learn how to set a Windows 10 11 update restart time to ensure proper updates while minimizing disruptions Read on for more information
- Disable It’s almost time to Restart in Windows 11
Disable 'It’s almost time to Restart' alert in Windows 11 using Active Hours, Auto-restart settings, or Group Policy Registry tweaks
- Automate Weekly Restarts in Windows 11 for Better Performance and . . .
For users who want to put their PC maintenance on autopilot, Windows 11 offers built-in and third-party tools for scheduling restarts Both options are highly effective, catering to preferences for granular control or simple setup Task Scheduler is a robust utility bundled with all modern versions of Windows
- How to configure Windows Update settings to avoid forced restarts
Open the Settings app using the Win + I shortcut and click on 'Windows Update' on the left On the Windows Update page, click on 'Advanced Options' Click on the 'Active Hours' option When the Active Hours dropdown menu appears, click on it and select 'Manually'
- How To Schedule Restart In Windows 11 To Install Updates
Instead, you can schedule a restart so that Windows 11 will automatically restart your PC to install updates This guide shows the two easy ways to schedule a restart to install updates in Windows 11 Method 1 of 2 Step 1: Open the Windows 11 Settings app Go to the Windows Update page
- How to Schedule Windows Updates Outside Work Hours
Fortunately, Windows 11 (and Windows 10) provides several mechanisms to schedule Windows updates outside work hours, allowing you to maintain productivity while ensuring your system remains secure
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