Prevent Force Restart After Windows 10 Update

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The best way to handle this feature is to turn it off in Registry Editor.

Right click on the start menu, then Run



Type regedit, and click on the OK button



Click on Yes



Go to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Policies \ Microsoft \ Windows \ WindowsUpdate \ AU



 

If on the right the value NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers not exist  Right click on Au, then New, 32-bit DWORD value

Rename the new value to NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers

 

 


 

Double click on the NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers value

 



 

the data value is 0



 

Change the value to 1 and click the OK button



 

A click on the file menu, then Exit



 

Create a Windows 10 system image from the command line

 

You can create an image of Windows 10 from the command prompt:

From the start menu, in Windows System, right click on Command Prompt

 



 

Then More and Run as administrator

 





 

Click on Yes

 




The Command Prompt

 



Type:

wbAdmin start backup -backupTarget:G: -include:C: -allCritical -quiet

And hit the Enter key


-backupTarget:

Where do you want to save the backup

-include: C:

Instructs the utility to take an image backup of your computer's primary partition that stores the operating system, settings, applications, and in most cases, personal files.

-allCritical

Be sure to include all values ​​inside the hard drive.

-quiet

Runs full backup without asking users for additional input.






 

Image creation begins




At the end, you will see the message that the backup operation was successful




For more information about the wbadmin.exe command
In the command prompt, type wbadmin /?




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