Windows 10: Can I stop windows notifications from telling me to restart?

Just a simple question; a quick search did not yield an answer, but if it has already been answered elsewhere I'll happily find that thread instead.

Is there a way to stop Windows Action Center from telling me that I need to restart to apply updates? I've already found a way to manually prevent Windows from restarting without my permission, and I would rather not have it interrupting full-screen applications to remind me of this fact.

E2A: Windows 10 Professional

(If your response is a simple "no, that's not possible without applying the updates", that's fine. If your response includes any explanations of why I should already have applied the updates, or any variant on why I shouldn't be asking this question, I'm not interested.)

:)

 

How can I stop Cortana from telling me about the Get Reminders Across Your Devices option

Thank you, that plus a restart has taken care of the issue.

Really appreciate your quick reply

 

How can I stop Cortana from telling me about the Get Reminders Across Your Devices option

Hi there,

New PC with Win 10 Home and I've been through all of the Cortana and Notebook settings and still cannot get rid of the message

"Get Reminders Across Your Devices.". Even letting Cortana send the text message to my phone didn't stop it.

Clicking on "not now" only gets rid of it temporarily.

thanks

 

Hello darkwarrior42, and welcome to Ten Forums.

You can turn off the "Show more notifications" to cut down on the number of restart for update notifications.

*Arrow Turn On or Off Windows Update Restart Notifications in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials