Windows updates are aimed to run our computers smoothly. But when an update happens it throws you immediately and your computer reboots. But windows 10 allow this restart to happen when your computer is idle and you are not doing any work on it. So you can schedule the time when you want the restarts.

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2. Go to Start Menu and
Click on Settings.
Then select “Update
& security”.

4. Under windows
Update Section
you have to
choose Advanced
options.

6. Click the dropdown menu indicated in
the image. Change the settings from
Automatic to “Notify to Schedule
Restart”. So when a news windows
update is pop up to your computer, you
will be asked when you like to have the
update installed.

8. When an update is ready for windows you will get
a notification. The notification will convey that a
restart is needed. The notification is displayed on
the bottom right corner of your desktop for a few
seconds and then moves to the action center. You
can access action center by pressing Winkey + A or
by clicking on the square speech bubble icon to
the left of the time on the far right of taskbar.
Click on the restart required notification.

10. When you will click the notification it will take
you to your windows Update Settings. Now
select a date and time for dropdown menus.
There is no “set restart time” button or anything
like that. When you have entered Select a
restart time and date and the time is entered in
the box you are done. Exit out of Settings.