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Under win 10 update settings you can select when updates are installed.
If you have a slow system or slow internet this will imact on the time taken for any update
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Agree, there was a Windows update before Christmas. Don’t however do it if you need the machine, it took over an hour to install on my laptop last night!
Only an hour! Took mine 4 hours after running like a dog fo ages beforehand, then next day it started doing even more updates for a further 2 hours. It was my spare laptop, but I've now set it to not restart altough I still can't see a way to simply stop it doing updates.
What really displeases me is the reboot time. When I first got the laptop 3 years ago it took 45 seconds to reboot. Now it takes 11 minutes!
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Agree, there was a Windows update before Christmas. Don’t however do it if you need the machine, it took over an hour to install on my laptop last night!
Only an hour! Took mine 4 hours after running like a dog fo ages beforehand, then next day it started doing even more updates for a further 2 hours. It was my spare laptop, but I've now set it to not restart altough I still can't see a way to simply stop it doing updates.
What really displeases me is the reboot time. When I first got the laptop 3 years ago it took 45 seconds to reboot. Now it takes 11 minutes!
Time for a format!
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Agree, there was a Windows update before Christmas. Don’t however do it if you need the machine, it took over an hour to install on my laptop last night!
Only an hour! Took mine 4 hours after running like a dog fo ages beforehand, then next day it started doing even more updates for a further 2 hours. It was my spare laptop, but I've now set it to not restart altough I still can't see a way to simply stop it doing updates.
What really displeases me is the reboot time. When I first got the laptop 3 years ago it took 45 seconds to reboot. Now it takes 11 minutes!
Time for a format!
Or find out whats causing bootup to take so long, ie, some have antivirus set up for boot scan, which, depending on make can take ages?
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Third party AV utilities are allways the last to load.
A laptop, unless a very expensive model, will allways be significantly slower than a desktop
Ctrl+Alt+Del brings up task manager that has a 'start-up' tab that would be worth looking at
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