Shut Down without Automatically Installing Windows Updates – Windows Vista & Windows 7.
Some time ago we show what the settings are for Windows Update Center in Windows Vista. Windows 7 Update Settings. With these settings we can decide the actions of the system when available updates (SA Download and automatically install updateURLs – The default option, SA unload Automatic updates available but let us choose new updates that will be installed, to check if they are available updates and let us choose what updates will be DOWNLOAD and installed) or we can disable of all the updates (not recommended).
So much for operating systems Windows XP as well as for Windows Vista and Windows 7, Updates are very important. Through them they are fixed errors of the system, INCOMATIBILITIES BETWEEN APPLICATIONS, driver and of course most updates are of security.
If we have default settings, the updates will be downloaded and installed automatically (Install Updates Automatically), and when we want to close the computer you will have to wait for a while until the installation and configuration are done. On the button Shut down A yellow sign appears and the message “Install updates and then shuts down your computer“.
To avoid installing updates when closing the computer, we have two simple options.
The first option – Shut Down without installation of updates.
1. We press Ctrl + alt + of And we go with mousethe arrow next to the arrow The Shut Down button from the right-hand side of the screen.
2. Click pe “Shut Down” To stop the computer without installing updates.
The second option – Shut Down without installation of updates.
1. We open Command Prompt And we type:
shutdown -s -t 01
2. Enter.
This tutorial was made on Windows Vista Ultimate, but it is also valid for Windows 7 operating systems. To disable the automatic update installation on the Windows XP operating systems, see the tutorial: Disabling Download and Automatic Installation of Windows Updates in Windows XP.
Stealth Settings – Shut Down without Automatically Installing Windows Updates – Windows Vista & Windows 7
