Usually, I see no visual or other indication whatsoever about there being a pending update until I actually shut down the machine. If it's some kind of critical "0-day hack" that's being fixed, I would understand it, but if such is the case, and I'm vulnerable every minute I remain online, I would actually want it to force me to restart immediately - not just "subtly" display that nag icon in the Notification area. You'd think that their "AI" would know that I always shut down my machine every day for the night, and not feel the need to force-display that icon until I give in. I've already gone through all the settings in the entire OS to make it respect me as much as possible, but it still shows that icon.
It's simply not practical to reboot whenever Windows thinks feels like it. It's a chore alone to close all the stuff I'm doing. To reset Windows Update manually using Command Prompt on Windows 10, use these steps: Open Start. How to reset Windows Update using Command Prompt. The issue is that I can't reboot right now and lose all my work/"state" and have to wait forever as everything I have to run at startup to slowly make its way back to a usable state. Windows Update dism and sfc repair After you complete the steps, the Windows Update components should have been repaired, and you can check for updates again to verify. It cannot be removed in any way that I've found, and is obviously designed to be impossible to get rid of.
Why can't I make it go away until then? I keep looking at that damn icon every few seconds. I'm going to bed in a couple of hours and then it will get its chance. It want me to reboot/shut down so it can apply the pending update.
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