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How To Stop Windows Update from Forcibly Rebooting Your Computer on Windows 7 Posted: 17 Oct 2012 11:59 PM PDT Have you ever come back to your PC and found that it automatically rebooted itself due to pending Windows updates? Thankfully there is a way to turn off Windows auto-restart but keep automatic updates turned on. It’s really quite simple to make this change, but you will need Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate or Enterprise as it relies on utilising the Local Group Policy Editor. Procedure: Navigate to Start, type gpedit.msc in the search bar and press enter. The Local Group Policy Editor opens. Scroll down to the following location: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Update Double click on the option - No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic update installation. The Properties dialog box opens. Select the Enabled radio button and Click OK. Close Local Group Policy Editor. From now on, Windows will no longer request to restart your computer after Windows installs auto-updates. If you are in need of IT support in and around the Sydney CBD, please visit our website and give us a call. Related posts: vista update code 8024402C and windows defender 0X8024402F A customer had just purchased a brand new acer PC.... Windows defender error 0X80070422 I put windows defender on one of my office PCs,... avg anti-malware will not update (update file is damaged) This is the ongoing saga of protecting a PC against...

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