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Temporarily Disable Windows Update’s Automatic Reboot in Win7 or Vista

In this article we discuss that when you are installing something on your computer and for the completion if the installing anything demands to restart your computer and you are not in the position to restart because you are working very important and the restarting of the computer damages your work then what you have to do now?? One possibility is that you can postpone the rebooting if the computer for several hours in order to continue your work. But after sometime this message will come in front of you again and ask for reboot your computer automatically. If you are downloading any important file then you don’t want to reboot the computer. So in this article we learn that how we can disable the reboot session of the windows.

You can be able to disable the reboot by using the command prompt. To open the command prompt just open the start menu and type the cmd in the search box and to open the command prompt in the administrative mood then press ctrl+shift+enter. This is the quickest way to disable the reboot of the computer to update the windows. After that you have to type “net stop windows update”. By doing this the updating of the windows is disabled and you can easily download the other application and perform the other tasks without the interruption of the windows update.

After this process you don’t have to deal with the dialogue box asking about the update and further processes of the installation of the application. This will also help you to allow continuing the downloading of the other application and without any difficulty.

Simple is that when you are installing any program in your computer then the last step for the completion if the installation is the changing’s in the windows with respect to the program that you are installing.


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