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OK please tell me how I stop this from happening, I don't have an admin account, am part of a managed domain. Can you provide me with the half a clue I need? Maybe you could tell the other Windows users how to do it when they do have an admin account.
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Have a read of this Fanboy then how about sucking on a lemon.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/microsoft/...nd-reboots/871
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Don't see what your problem is. You simply turn it on or off via gpedit if you're managed or in DOS to stop the service. Or leave it pending from the GUI popup. The choice is there. Or stop being all **** about it and restart your PC when it asks you too, so you have the latest updates installed.
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I don't think we're using the same operating system. The one I'm using reboots without saving my work and interrupts tasks to shut down, leaving me to come in to a machine at the login screen and a load more work to do. It annoys me and the rest of the connected world, somehow you're immune, see a doctor, you're special.
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Assume we are talking Win7. Mine has never done that for me. Must be how you have it set up or your workplace has it setup if its your work machine that does the auto restart. I take the GUI option myself and leave it pending at 4 hour intervals usually and then shut it down rather than hibernating at the end of the day. It has never restarted by itself, either at work or at home.
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