Any way to avoid loops of future restarting of Windows Updates?

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• Disable automatic restart after Windows Update for the home edition of Windows 8 forced

  I use Windows 8 home edition.  I want to keep automatic updates turned on, but I don't want my computer restarts automatically after some Windows updates are installed.

  I am aware that there is a notification on the lock screen, indicating that a reboot is needed, but normally, I keep my computer on all the time and don't ever see this notification.  There are no notifications on the desktop until 15 minutes before the forced restart.  Still, he seems to be at an inopportune time and translates into loss of work.

  I saw messages and articles describing the methods of disabling restarting forced on different versions of Windows by changing the registry keys or by using the Group Policy Editor.  But Windows 8 Home edition does not have the registry key mentioned nor has he a Group Policy Editor.

  Is there a way to display the notification on the desktop even more in advance?

  Is it possible to postpone indefinitely or completely disable the forced reboot?

  I get an error message "Windows cannot find gpedit.msc", probably because I have the Home version and not Pro (even though I really don't like about the reason, I get the error, to be honest).  Which unfortunately for Member States does nothing to increase the probability that I'm going to buy the Pro version (of Win8 or any later version) and instead reduced the probability that I will never buy another product of MS at all.  If anything this behavior makes more sense to a professional (i.e. IT Department coordinated group policy settings) rather than a home setting, so for me to have no way to remove/fix this "feature" really turns me off purchase Windows for domestic use.

  Oh if you have a House version, you will get the editors of group policy.  Actually, politics made the most sense for users.  Send the editorial at MS, not me.

  Open a powershell high command prompt and run this (it's a single line):

  New-ItemProperty 'HKLM:SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\au"- the name"NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers"- PropertyType 'DWord' - value 1

  Or, if you do not want to use powershell, open a command prompt and run this (all one line):

  Tracking Add 'HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU' v NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers /t REG_DWORD /d 1 f

• Computer in a loop of continuous reboot after Windows update

  Original title: serious windows update conflicts with the software driver reinstallation

  I just did a clean reinstall of windows family basic on my dell vostro 1400 using the reinstallation cd (I don't have the driver cd).  Later, I was able to install the drivers using another computer to transfer driver software from the usb and a usb port on my laptop.  I got more than 100 different windows updates to be performed.  About 74 or 80 there were errors... unfortunately I do not have these error codes... but they were basically telling me to just install the updates at this point. I did so, restarted my computer and tried to install the rest. The process got as much as to restart my computer and would not get to the login page, but continued to restart over and over again.  I did a computer repair through the reinstallation cd who told me that he could not find any solution except to perform a restore of the system.  I did it, I tried the process with tent install updates 5 first (5 at the bottom of the list - they have been "recommended" and not 'important').  Anyway, tried and the same thing happened.  I'm guessing that I have is one of these updates, but in the log details of the computer repair, he said it may be related to hardware or software driver problems.  Any help?

  Hi Jonathan,.

  You are able to start the computer in safe mode?

  I suggest that allows you to view update history to see which update might be the cause of the problem.

  (a) open Windows Update by clicking Start , all programs, and then Windows Update.

  (b) in the left pane, click view update history.

  (c) to display more information about an update with the error message, double-click it.

  Once you know that Update KB number you can uninstall the update and then try to restart the computer and check if it helps.

  The problems with the removal of updates

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-removing-updates

  Method 1:

  You can also perform a startup repair and check.

  Startup Repair: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-Vista/startup-repair-frequently-asked-questions

  Method 2:

  I also suggest to go through the steps from the link provided and check.

  Repairs to the system of Windows recovery environment

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-Vista/make-system-repairs-from-the-Windows-recovery-environment-from-Windows-Vista-inside-out

  Hope this helps and let us know if you need more assistance.

• Infinite loop of "Failure to configure Windows updates" Windows 8

  Hello

  Recently, I completely reset my laptop Windows 8. After reset, I installed all the updates (there were about 90) and restart as prompted. However, now the PC is stuck in an infinite loop trying to configure the updates, or configure them, then reboot and try again.

  Like I can't pass the configuration screens, I can not troubleshoot or do anything since the PC itself and it's very frustrating and I don't know what to do.

  Hello

  This problem might have occurred because of these reasons:

  1 external.

  2. bad Windows Update settings.

  3. conflicts between third party applications.

  I suggest to start the computer using safe mode and then attempt to perform the steps in the article.

  Step 1: Start the computer in Mode safe.

  Start settings for Windows (including safe mode)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Windows-startup-settings-safe-mode

  Step 2: Try the steps outlined in the article.

  "Configuration of the Windows updates failed. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer"error when you try to install Windows updates
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949358/en-us

  Note:

  1. When you perform the system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, programs and updates that you have installed are removed.
  2. Please do not perform upgrade in-place or reinstalling Windows.
  3. After the boot minimum troubleshooting step, follow the "How to reset the computer to start as usual after a clean boot troubleshooting" section in the link provided to return the computer to a Normal startup mode.

  See the article for more information.

  Problems with installing updates
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/troubleshoot-problems-installing-updates#1TC=Windows-8

  Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

• Message loop "the configuration of the Windows updates failed. Restoration of the changes. Do not turn off your computer. »

  I had to edit this post, because I was the lack of information on my problem...

  Well that's even once...

  I decided to give maintenance to my laptop then I formatted last night then in the morning, I started today with the updates of windows (was the first thing I did, so I haven't installed programs). It started to download as 110 updates, when you're done, asked me to restart, and I did. As at other times, it configures the first 30% before restarting, and when it restarts then got stuck in the message of "Configuration of the Windows updates... failure. It takes like 20-30 minutes to restart, and when he does, still happens once, I mean the restart and the same message. So I can not connect or anything.

  Some features:
  Laptop: Toshiba Qosmio x 875
  Processor: Intel core i7-3630QM CPU 2 .40GHz
  RAM: 12 GB
  System: Windows 8 64-bit
  GPU: Nvidia GTX 670M / 3GB
  2 500 GB HARD drive, don't know the model or brand
  I have not yet installed antivirus, in fact I uninstalled Norton to install Kaspersky later, but I'm stuck with the real problem.
  I bought this laptop as 14 months ago, is the first time the problem appears.

  I have not tried certain steps of the links because some of them need to connect.

  Thank you, hope someone can help me.

  See this thread for assistance:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-windows_update/failure-configuring-Windows-updates-reverting/9205aaba-BAfD-4760-8cae-26c82695136a

  Added: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949358/en-us

  Perform a restore of the system (Windows 8, Windows 7 and Windows Vista)

• Is there any way of Audio loop using Commons to edge?

  Hello

  I get on really well using Commons of edges to add audio to my animations (fantastic piece of kit, by the way - thanks simonwidjaja!).

  However, during playback of a sound through the trigger EC. Sound.Play ("mySound"); works brilliantly for the individual instances of sound I totally failed to find a way to get audio files to complete.

  I've been struggling with this for an age now and really have not got anywhere at all. I know Commons of edge incorporates SoundJS and I know that SoundJS offers a possibility of audio loop but I don't see a way to get there via the common edge script.

  Method of the SoundJS seems to be formulated as:

  static SoundInstance play (interruption, delay, offset, loop, volume, pan, value)

  And in the municipalities of edge I can find:

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  which I assume (maybe wrongly?) refers to the SoundJS above.

  I'm guessing (as has been mentioned by resdesign in another post) that I need to change the following, which appears in the creation complete, in order to make loop happens, but I can't seem to get something that I try to work.

  {src: assetsPath + "mySound.mp3 | ' + assetsPath + 'mySound.ogg', id: 'mySound'},

  Of course, I just might be wrong altogether; so as always, thoughts and ideas are very welcome x

  Hi Emmy,.

  1. can I use buzz to create sounds in compositions of edge for the ipad?

  Yes. Although there are always the MASSIVELY boring question in which iOS insists on a user-push to activate the game of any audio device. Statement from Apple is that users shouldn't worry forced to download audio not requested which may eventually cost them if they are on a 3G connection paid; so they actually turned off anything that is, or could be described as a function of AutoPlay. This means that instead of being able to include automatic playback of the audio - to make, say, a soundtrack automatically start playing when the animation begins - reading of the said track rail must be user-initiated.

  For example, the code: sym.getComposition (.getStage ()). YourSoundName.play (); would need to be placed on a clickable button as opposed to a trigger on the main timeline or timeline of the any of your symbols.

  In essence, you will need to provide the user the opportunity to confirm that "yes I want to hear it.

  While the feeling behind not wanting to only users of unjustified expenditure is understandable (and commendable) whole concept is a huge pain for animators and a total joke-killer and the best. Think about it regarding underwear man on Bananaskin... instead of users automatically perfectly be able to hear a comedian associated with "whoooooop" sound, they must click on a button to do it. 'You want to hear a funny noise associated with this bit of staging? Click here for Yes'. Obviously there is not actually such a question in reality couch, but you get the drift (The Death Of Fun!). As a 'semi' you can try experimenting with the triggers of mousing on invisible buttons.

  2. users will need internet access to hear sounds each time?  In other words the sounds do not have to be called from an external source every time they are played, or are part of the exported file and therefore only once downloaded.  (I understand that Ihave to manually register the audio file in the file exported from edge).

  Not quite sure of it that I ended up working on completely different things; so don't continue Apple troubles long enough to learn more.

  3. can I use my own mp3 sounds and if so, how?

  If you want to say, you can use the mp3s that have not appeared on you (i.e. iTunes titles etc) so basically not. Not unless they are free of copyright/rights or if you have obtained a license to use them.

  If by your own mp3 sound you mean audio you have from yourself, then Yes, of course

  It makes sense to produce an MP3 and ogg for each sound version, in order to ensure maximum compatibility with respect to the reading of the user. Other than that, just name your files, put them in a folder named "audio" (for example) and then, in 'CompositionReady' to Edge, add the following code for each sound (by changing the names accordingly):

  sym. YourSoundName = new buzz.sound ("audio/YourSoundName", {format: ["ogg", "mp3"]});

  sym. YourSoundName.bind ('loadeddata', Function {}

  var point = Edge.getComposition (compId) .getStage ();

  });

  Then whenever you want to play a certain sound just use: sym.getComposition (.getStage ()). YourSoundName.play (); on a trigger.

  Hope this helps

• Is there any way to enable the Built in Administrator on Windows 8 to use Metro Apps?

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  Hi Kazim,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community Forum.

  In addition, I really appreciate your efforts by providing descriptive information on the issue. However, I would like to know some more information to refine the question and provide you with better assistance.

  1. You did it any significant hardware or change software on the computer before this problem?
  2. The problem is specific to the built-in weather app?
  3. Do you use a proxy connection to connect to the internet?
  4. You have security software installed on your computer?

  The question may arise if there is a corruption in the specific application, due to internet connection proxy, date and time incorrect or due to one-third of the anti-virus firewall is blocking the connection. Therefore, in order to diagnose and resolve the issue, I suggest you to try the following steps and check if the problem persists.

  Method 1:

  Step 1:

  Please go to the link below, download the file and run it.

  Run applications troubleshooting

  Download and run the troubleshooter modern UI App.

  http://download.Microsoft.com/download/F/2/4/F24D0C03-4181-4E5B-A23B-5C3A6B5974E3/apps.diagcab

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  I suggest to go through the link and follow the given procedure. Here is the link for your reference.
  What to do if you have problems with a soft

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows-8/what-troubleshoot-problems-app

  If the problem persists, try the following method.

  Method 2:

  I suggest you try the steps mentioned below and see if it works for you.

  Step 1:

  Ensure that User Account Control (UAC) is enabled. Press the Windows key and from the splash screen, type "UAC" and on the right, select settings.
  Select change user account control settings and check here.

  Step 2:

  Check that the Date & time zone is correct or not:

  Follow these steps to change the time.

  1. Double-click the current time on the lower right of your screen.
  2. Then click on change time date, and then click change time zone.
  3. Select your time zone and check automatically adjust the clock for the time, then press OK.
  4. Then press on apply and OK.

  Method 3:

  If you got in third-party antivirus installed on your computer, I suggest you temporarilydisable it. The third of the anti-virus firewall sometimes became a major cause of the issue.

  If the problem does not occur after you turn off the anti-virus, try reinstalling the anti-virus.

  Note: Antivirus software can help protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. In most cases, you should not disable your antivirus software. If you need to disable temporarily to install other software, you must reactivate as soon as you are finished. If you are connected to the Internet or a network, while your antivirus software is disabled, your computer is vulnerable to attack.

  Hope this information is useful. If the problem still persists, please post back for further assistance, we will be happy to help you.

• is in any way to be notified when a web page is updated

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  Hi DYLAN1996,
  This will depend on the Web page. Sometimes there is a script on the page that does this, and sometimes the page will be cached unless the updates are detected on the server after each page load.

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• Any way to switch to the onboard graphics on Windows 10 Bootcamp?

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• XP Pro SP3 restart after Windows Update

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  BSOD

  The error message is: UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME.

  Technical information:

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  What is going on? I thought that live updates were supposed to help, not PC crash.

  THX

  Hello

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  Hello

  My apologies if this has been covered before.  I did a search and have not seen this covered.

  I'm working on HP zv6000 laptop computer a parent with Windows XP Home Edition.  I do not have the recovery disks that may have come with it, and there is no recovery/repair hard disk partition.  Sometime in early January, after a reboot due to the installation of the updates of Windows, he went in a rolling start scenario.  After several attempts, I got to the screen automatic reboot temporarily disabled and advanced boot options.  The error it gives is:

  STOP 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0x89891E7A, 0xF78DA7B0, 0xF78DA4C) parameters with.  No module name is given after the error message.

  The laptop does not start in safe mode.  It restarts after loading mup.sys.  I don't know which module occurs after that in the boot sequence, which told me a lot.

  I suspect a driver issue, but do not know how to proceed from here.  I can get into the recovery console via a XP Pro CD and can start with a BartPE disk.

  Can I turn off the drivers of one of these means?  If so, how do you identify which those who have been installed around January 9?   Once identified, is debilitating as simple as move or rename the driver file?

  Thanks for your suggestions!

  All,

  The problem has been resolved by doing a repair of the Home CD from the manufacturer of the Windows XP installation.  It restored the laptop to XP SP2 status.  I installed the SP3 and later updates, but refused to install 3 updates of pilot.  Everything seems to work OK.

• I want to stop pop up auto restart after windows updated.

  I saw the direction for users of XP Home going to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU', but my PC does not have the do not have the "WindowsUpdate\AU", what should I do?

  Hi, Chris,.

  Backup Windows registry before you start:

  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/registry.htm

  How to create the key-

  Open Notepad

  Copy and paste the following text in Notepad:

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate\AU]
  "DetectionFrequency" = DWORD: 00000001
  "DetectionFrequencyEnabled" = DWORD: 00000001
  "NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers" = DWORD: 00000000

  Click file > save as

  Name: update.reg

  Save to the desktop

  Open the desktop and right click on the saved file to be merged into the registry.

  Support Microsoft - Michel - moderator,

  http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/F217/missing-Windows-Update-folder-in-registry-359612.html

• Is there a way to change the internet browser used by Windows Update?

  The only reason I do this is because I have another browser that I use, and I never use Internet Explorer. I wanted to uninstall Explorer, but I thought that if I did, I could not use Windows Update.

  Lol for Windows XP, you must use IE for WIndows Update because WU use an ActiveX control, other browsers do not support.

• Reboot loop after the configuration of the Windows updates

  original title: configuration to update windows, remains at 0% then restarts vista, now stuck in an endless loop, I can't break out of.

  my system is set up as a dual boot... my being main vista home...

  the other day I did my update systematic of windows Vista, everything went well...

  you had to do a reboot to complete the updates. everything went as usual...

  Therefore, curiosity had me look at the optional updates available on the update page, one of them being a graphic driver for my card, I chose that and 2 other small...

  to restart, I received the message "update configuration"...

  Updates 1 & 2 set up, but on the update 3 of 3, he remained on 0% complete... after a minute or 2, just rebooted system... I thought "seems normal.

  However, the reboot, it is came with, configuration of update 3/3, stayed on 0%, then restarted once more...

  It will not be completed, it maintains simply browse the updated 3/restart cycle configuration...

  I tried to boot from a system medion recovery disk, I tried checking a problem to statup, he reported none found...

  I tried a system restore, it had only one, just before the updates, but on trials, all just by me again at the beginning of the update configuration 1 part 3, ending with the update 3 do a repeat of the cycle above...

  I tried a chkdsk /f /r on my vista to boot from my recovery disc... it took forever because it was a 1000 GB drive, but no problem detected...

  is there any way I can get out of this endless configure update/restart loop as I don't want to do a complete vista reinstall from my recovery disc

  Once you have started with the Vista DVD / disque disk recovery, select Service Options, and then select command prompt (no admin password needed in this way)

  Now type:

  C: (or any directory of your system files are located)

  CD windows/winsxs
  del pending.xml

  Then close and restart.  I hope that the problem will be solved.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.