Ha, I can't believe I just this morning realized that instead of restarting my computer after an Explorer crash, I can just log out and log back in to restart Windows. It's much faster. Does that work for programs/Windows Updates that need to "restart my computer" to complete installation too? What's the advantage of doing an actual restart?
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Does that work for programs/Windows Updates that need to "restart my computer" to complete installation too?
I believe the answer to that is maybe. Updates that require a restart will generally stick run once entries into the registry. Some of those entries are things that run on login (USER keys), and some are things that run on restart (SYSTEM keys). Or just no, since you don't know where the update sticks shit.
Ha. Okay.
After last year, I'll be waiting a few days to download it.
No kidding. or maybe 3AM. Which I might be up until packing. Because I procrasinate.
I'm living on the edge. It is installing now.
People are experiencing the same thing that happened to Sean last year: [link]
Yeah, I got the file downloaded, but the update won't start due to overloaded servers.
Yep. Not going anywhere near that for a while.