Man I get updates when I specifically choose restart only. I need third party apps just to have basic control over my own pc.
BrutalGoerge
I hope everyone who submits variations of this meme has their side panels shatter and power cables melt. So over-posted.
Common_Dot526
That was just a suggestion
meatpops1cl3
doesnt update when you want it, updates when you dont. the pinnacle of Soydows
BiBBaBuBBleBuB
I don’t get it?
TheGamseum
I mean, it always works fine for me
future_length1
Yeah, I also saw this today, it forces you to update.
socokid
This has been my experience for many years, since Windows 10.
It never just shuts down. It restarts. Every single time.
Nyoka_ya_Mpembe
Mom said it’s my turn to post this again!
Smith6612
I believe Windows does that by design. It installs the updates, ensures the system can reboot properly, and then shuts back down. Otherwise the update won’t be 100% complete, and you’ll boot back up to find the system still applying updates. Worse, is if it needs to roll the update back due to a problem happening. That leaves you waiting longer.
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Man I get updates when I specifically choose restart only. I need third party apps just to have basic control over my own pc.
I hope everyone who submits variations of this meme has their side panels shatter and power cables melt. So over-posted.
That was just a suggestion
doesnt update when you want it, updates when you dont. the pinnacle of Soydows
I don’t get it?
I mean, it always works fine for me
Yeah, I also saw this today, it forces you to update.
This has been my experience for many years, since Windows 10.
It never just shuts down. It restarts. Every single time.
Mom said it’s my turn to post this again!
I believe Windows does that by design. It installs the updates, ensures the system can reboot properly, and then shuts back down. Otherwise the update won’t be 100% complete, and you’ll boot back up to find the system still applying updates. Worse, is if it needs to roll the update back due to a problem happening. That leaves you waiting longer.