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Daniel Prince
Is there any way I can prevent Windows XP SP2 Home from
automatically restarting when it does an update?
A little while ago I was in the middle of downloading about 1.8 gigs
from the Easynews web server when Windows popped up a message box
saying that it HAD TO restart. I clicked "later" but about five
minutes later the message box came up again.
Since I needed to go to bed and could not sit and supervise my
computer for three or four hours, I had to let Windows restart. I
lost about a gig of partially downloaded files. I am EXTREMELY
annoyed.
I think the message box should have a "don't restart until I tell
you to" option. It should also check to see if the user is
downloading something or using the computer in some other way.
Windows could do this by checking CPU and hard disk activity.
Can I completely disable this automatic restart "feature"? Thank
you in advance for all replies.
automatically restarting when it does an update?
A little while ago I was in the middle of downloading about 1.8 gigs
from the Easynews web server when Windows popped up a message box
saying that it HAD TO restart. I clicked "later" but about five
minutes later the message box came up again.
Since I needed to go to bed and could not sit and supervise my
computer for three or four hours, I had to let Windows restart. I
lost about a gig of partially downloaded files. I am EXTREMELY
annoyed.
I think the message box should have a "don't restart until I tell
you to" option. It should also check to see if the user is
downloading something or using the computer in some other way.
Windows could do this by checking CPU and hard disk activity.
Can I completely disable this automatic restart "feature"? Thank
you in advance for all replies.