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Install updates and shut down
Use this option to help make your computer more secure before you turn it on
again.
When you turn off your computer, important updates might be downloaded but
not yet installed. Either you were notified and haven't yet installed them,
or you are turning off your computer before the scheduled installation time.
With this option, Windows will install the updates and then automatically
shut down your computer. No one else can use the computer while the updates
are being installed.
Important
Do not turn off or unplug your computer, or move your portable computer
while updates are being installed. If you interrupt the update process—during
shutdown only—you could damage files that Windows needs to operate. This
might require you to restore your computer from a backup, or use another
recovery option (or reinstall Windows).
This option appears only if you are running Microsoft Windows XP Service
Pack 2 (SP2) and you turn on Automatic Updates.
Thanks
Install updates and shut down
Use this option to help make your computer more secure before you turn it on
again.
When you turn off your computer, important updates might be downloaded but
not yet installed. Either you were notified and haven't yet installed them,
or you are turning off your computer before the scheduled installation time.
With this option, Windows will install the updates and then automatically
shut down your computer. No one else can use the computer while the updates
are being installed.
Important
Do not turn off or unplug your computer, or move your portable computer
while updates are being installed. If you interrupt the update process—during
shutdown only—you could damage files that Windows needs to operate. This
might require you to restore your computer from a backup, or use another
recovery option (or reinstall Windows).
This option appears only if you are running Microsoft Windows XP Service
Pack 2 (SP2) and you turn on Automatic Updates.
Thanks