Windows updates are indeed imperative to patch system from critical instability, errors as well as security holes. By default every Windows is pre-enabled to check for updates in every interval of time, then downloads and installs if available. Frustration comes by when Windows prompt to restart after a successful update. Ignoring for some time results in automatic restart.
To disable automatic restart after an update, you can either use a command prompt or Local Group Policy Editor. However in this post I'll using Ultimate Windows Tweaker for Windows 7 and Vista which has been introduced in my previous post as it is the easier way for a novice.
Download and extract it. Then navigate to "Security Settings" tab and check "Disable automatic restart after Windows Updating". Apply the setting and you are done!
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using v2.2.0.0, when I check "Disable automatic restart after windows updating" and relog, I get complaints from Windows Defender.
looking back at the UWT Security Settings, the automatic restart is unchecked again and indeed Windows Defender is checked though I did not touch it.
it seems "Disable automatic restart after windows updating" is inadvertently mapped to disable WD instead.
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