No, it's really bad for my heart ...
When I left the PC for a break, I was surprised and the PC was restarted when I came back!Did you save that file during work?Is there a tab that I searched for and left open?What is your writing email?
I don't like the OS doing something or adding something without my forgiveness.I don't think anyone likes this.I've been using Windows for many years, but how many times have you been reversed the nerve in that small pop -up message that ordered you to restart your PC?That doesn't mean that Windows doesn't have an option to turn off unauthorized restart.Of course, it is angry that Windows defaults such permissions to "on".However, Windows 10 users not only prevent PCs from restarting after updating, but also can block other Microsoft products.
If you are not ready to update to Windows 10 version 2004, or if you do not want Microsoft to add a shortcut to the web version Office, Microsoft says "No, it's okay".We have the power to send.
Enter "Update" in the taskbar search box and click "Confirm Update".When the window opens, click "Detailed Options" and turn off all the displayed switches (here are only two main problems, but as you can see, I just look at them.I'm off).
"If you need to restart to install the update, please restart this device as soon as possible." Turn off the switch, stop writing the blog and prepare dinner.You can prevent your PC from restarting without permission while taking a walk.Also, if you turn off the "Update notification", the reminder that will restart the PC will stop popping up.Nevertheless, a small yellow -colored update icon will be displayed next to the date and time of the taskbar, but unless you click it, the PC will not be restarted and will not apply.
Even if these options are turned off, Windows automatically downloads updates.But we will not install without permission.Next time, when restarting or shutting down, select the usual shutdown or restart options instead of selecting "Update, Shutdown" or "Update and Restart".
Well!While I stopped working and went to get coffee or snacks, I was able to prevent Windows restarted and disappeared.Just turning off only a few options, there is no reason for Windows 10 to complain about doing this.This is because Windows 10 can no longer do that unless you allow it.
These options vary depending on the Windows version and edition.If you do not see any restart or shutdown options like the screenshot above, select "Pause Update for 7 days" on the Windows Update setting screen.You can also postpone updates using the detailed options, and if you use Windows 10 version 2004, you can select the update date and time.The function update program can be up to 365 days, and the security update can be postponed up to 30 days.
However, the above method does not deal with the problem that Windows 10 will install a shortcut icon to the web version Office, along with version 2004 (Note: Here is a "shortcut".It is not an actual app or program. Microsoft never installs a formal Office on a local machine before the fee is paid).Still, if you don't want the icon to be displayed on the start menu, there is a way to stop it.Click the start icon, right -click one of the Office icons such as Word or Excel, and select "Remove the pin from the start".What is it!It's gone from the screen!
Either way, if you don't see the start menu (I'm so), you may not be particularly concerned about the shortcut icon there.If you use a Microsoft account to sign in to Windows, you can automatically link the web version Office app and account, but in such cases, you can hide these icons.
By the way, this is the end of the Windows settings, and the automatic update has been turned off.Windows doesn't allow you to do something or use something without permission.However, it will still be casual, trying to guide you in a certain direction.Please do not be fooled.
