Changer mise à jour redémarrer prompt time in Windows XP
Changer mise à jour redémarrer prompt time in Windows XP
When downloading mises à jour for Windows XP, it occasionally requires a redémarrer. Initially it prompts and allows you to say "ask me again later". On my ordinateur at home, it asks me again about every 5 minutes. Cependant, avec my ordinateur at work (both Windows XP Pro, SP3), it is more like every 3 hours that it prompts me. This leads me to believe il y a a setting somewhere that configures this, but Je ne sais pas where it is. Can anyone confirm il y a a setting for this and where it might be?
Re: Changer mise à jour redémarrer prompt time in Windows XP
Our very own Jeff Atwood ranted about this a few years ago:
[http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000294.html](http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000294.html)
Vous devriez be able to au moins turn it off.
>
Il y a two paramètres and both will
work, so c'est your choice. Either
activer No auto-redémarrer for schedule
Automatic Mises à jour installations or set
Re-prompt for redémarrer avec scheduled
installations to a long time interval,
like 1440 minutes.
[http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000294.html](http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000294.html)
Vous devriez be able to au moins turn it off.
>
Il y a two paramètres and both will
work, so c'est your choice. Either
activer No auto-redémarrer for schedule
Automatic Mises à jour installations or set
Re-prompt for redémarrer avec scheduled
installations to a long time interval,
like 1440 minutes.