If I have a desktop pc and I shutdown, I don't mind an update. but if it's a stealth download of windows 10 pro when I have home, then NO.
if people never shutdown, then yes maybe force a reboot for critical updates. but windows needs to figure that out.
if I shutdown a laptop because i'm running out of battery, then updating windows for 30 minutes is not a good idea.
and sometimes you'll get 30 updates in one go when I've shutdown the PC every day and it should have installed a few in that timeframe.
If I have a desktop pc and I shutdown, I don't mind an update. but if it's a stealth download of windows 10 pro when I have home, then NO.
if people never shutdown, then yes maybe force a reboot for critical updates. but windows needs to figure that out.
if I shutdown a laptop because i'm running out of battery, then updating windows for 30 minutes is not a good idea.
and sometimes you'll get 30 updates in one go when I've shutdown the PC every day and it should have installed a few in that timeframe.