Windows 10: Windows 10 Update Assistant: Is it okay to shut down when downloading updates?

So I was wondering if I can shutdown my PC while it's downloading updates via Windows update assistant, will it resume at the same percent I left and will it not make any damage to "update file"?

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Windows 10 Update Assistant: Is it okay to shut down when downloading updates?

Hey Everyone!

So I was wondering if I can shutdown my PC while it's downloading updates via
Windows update assistant,
will it resume at the same percent I left and
will it not make any damage to "update file"?

Also, what if when it's in the "Updating Windows 10 please wait"
is it okay to shut down?

 

Windows 10 Update Assistant: Is it okay to shut down when downloading updates?

What do you mean by the "Installing Phase" is it where the PC goes multiple restarts?

Also, what about the "Updating Windows 10 please wait"
which is still in the Windows Update Assistant Part, is it still okay to update by that part? Hope you get my point..

 

Windows 10 Creators Update Available for Download

Even though the awaited Creators Update for Windows 10 is only set to arrive on April 11th, users who want to get ahead of the launch - and maybe themselves - can now update their version of Windows. Through the Windows 10 Update Assistant, Microsoft has made it possible for users to update to the latest version of windows ahead of time. After downloading and running the tool from Microsoft's website, it should display that Build 15063 is available - the official build number for the Creators Update.

The most awaited feature for the upcoming Windows update should be the Game Mode, though Beam live-streaming (which some say is better than Twitch) from the Game Bar, a PiP (picture-in-picture) mode for streaming videos while working on those pesky Excel budget .xlxs, and improved privacy settings (which aren't at the same level as the special edition built for the chinese market, though.) Microsoft's Edge is also seeing performance and security improvements, and Windows will now integrate a night mode that reduces blue light emissions - and thus the strain in your old eye globes. You can now also lock your Windows 10 PC at a distance through Windows Hello on your smartphone of choice, and can partake on some crazy Paint marathons with its improved 3D tool, which should elevate it to new, never before seen heights - maybe in the next update you can use the new Paint with Mixed-Reality products?





Source: Tom's Hardware
Source: Microsoft Blogs