I've mastered how to [disable/delay the Automatic Restart prompt](http://4sysops.com/archives/disable-restart-after-windows-automatic-updates/) after Windows Update deems it necessary to restart my computer in XP.
But, now J'utilise both Windows 7 and Vista and that method ne fonctionne plus. So far, J'ai not been able to circumvent [the Restart Reminder popup](http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/6042-windows-update-enable-disable-automatic-restart.html) that keeps telling me *Restart or Postpone decision for 10 min/1 hour/4 hours* (and then popping up again après cela delay). Quelqu'un sait-il how to delay that popup for something like a day (24 hours) or disable it completely?
Désactiver Auto-Redémarrage Prompt après Windows Mise à jour (in Windows Vista/7)
Re: Désactiver Auto-Redémarrage Prompt après Windows Mise à jour (in Windows Vista/7)
An easier way than messing around with le registre, or having to run a command after every update:
Ouvrez le Local Stratégie de groupe Editor:
>
Start / Run / gpedit.msc
Trouvez le Windows Update settings:
>
Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components
/ Windows Update
Edit these 2 settings:
>
*No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic updates installations*: Enabled
*Re-prompt for restart with scheduled installations*: Enabled, wait period (minutes): 1440
Now you will not be prompted to restart for 24 hours.
Ouvrez le Local Stratégie de groupe Editor:
>
Start / Run / gpedit.msc
Trouvez le Windows Update settings:
>
Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows Components
/ Windows Update
Edit these 2 settings:
>
*No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic updates installations*: Enabled
*Re-prompt for restart with scheduled installations*: Enabled, wait period (minutes): 1440
Now you will not be prompted to restart for 24 hours.