advanced installer updater force restart

I have looked a different topics on Spiceworks about it and some are over a year old so I thought a refresh would b.

Hi All,I have a high school aged son who is very interested in learning cyber security and has a desire to go into that field as a career. Education path for Cyber Security IT & Tech Careers.Not curious about Windows or MSSQL, nothing new there.Server OS: I've bounched back and forth with Cen. The landscape of operating systems and databases has changed a bit in the last few years. I've been wondering about others' preferences on a few things. I mentioned how there was an employment opportunity that was pretty much guaranteed to me. I have made a post here before talking about issues I was having at work and having my job essentially changed overnight into something I don't like. Wish me luck with a new career opportunity IT & Tech Careers.Could this have been because updates hit the machines prior to the GPO and now that the GPO is set to install/reboot that the machines had to be rebooted outside of the set Sunday 4am? So I set things up accordingly to what you've described and to schedule the updates for early Sunday morning, 4am to be exact, but I just received reports of some computers in the office restarting on their own a little before I made this post. It is really just finding the best time for your specific company or on a departmental level. 'No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic updates installations' to disabled. Schedule updates for late Friday night and set If you know that restarting on Fridays will work for your company, you wouldn't even need to bother setting maintenance hours. It is during off work hours for those users. That way when I run my scheduled maintenance. It is better to setup active hours company wide. ENMok, being that users tend to walk away from computers and not restart/shutdown/sleep/lock them.

Advanced installer updater force restart