Windows Control
Welcome to my Angry-Blog, where I unleash my frustrations about undesired Windows features. Be warned, colorful language ahead!
Prevent Auto-Reboot
Windows Updates often require a reboot, but Windows doesn’t handle this gracefully. Here’s how to prevent auto-reboot:
- Task Scheduler Method:
- Open Start and search for Task Scheduler.
- Right-click the Reboot task, go to Properties, and navigate to the Triggers tab.
- Uncheck “Enabled” and confirm.
- Alternative Method:
- Use Run (Windows key + R) and type
%windir%\System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\UpdateOrchestrator
. - Rename the Reboot file to Reboot.bak and create a folder called Reboot.
- Use Run (Windows key + R) and type
However, some users might encounter permission issues while attempting these steps.
Making Room for an Update
Temporarily deactivate hibernation to allow updates to run smoothly:
powercfg -h off
powercfg -h on
This will delete the hiberfil.sys file from your C drive.