How to reset the Restarting alert after installing Windows updates?

How to reset the Restarting alert after installing Windows updates?

Q: After installing Windows updates, the popup window is repeated to reset it again, which can be postponed for more than four hours. Is there any way that this popup window does not appear?

After installing Windows updates it needs to be restarted so that updates should complete their tasks. You can reset windows according to your convenience whenever you want, but Windows does not prevent you from recalling it again. You can post a resort for ten hours to ten hours. But if you want to get rid of this popup, its temporary solution is to turn off the Windows Update service. Enter the Servicemen in the RUN dialog box for it. In this way services will appear in the Microsoft Management Console. If you are using Windows XP, if you are using Automatic Updates and if you are using Windows 7 or higher, then click on Windows Update and click Stop.

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If you are prompted to postpone, then you will need to change the group policy. Enter gpedit.msc in the RUN dialog box and enter anger. On the left side in the open window, click Computer Configuration, then Administrative Templates, then Windows Components and finally in Windows Update. Find Re-prompt for restart with scheduled installation of the options on the right and double-click on the Enable Radio button. Also press the OK button by typing the custom time (which can be at most 1440 minutes) in front of the restart (minutes).