Windows 10: How do you prevent windows update from installing during a reboot?

How do you prevent windows 10 windows update from installing during a reboot? In fact, I had to stop one that was taking forever longer than 10 minutes, it keep saying updating windows don't turn off. The mysterious update wasn't in the windows update list. I will restore from backup again and ask to notify me before updating but I think that was already selected. I sure would like to know what the mysterious update is. The install should be a lot faster unless it was a release. I am not an insider.

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How do you prevent Windows 10 Pro from installing an in correct Intel graphics driver over and over again?

Here is how you can block a given update:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930

 

How do you prevent Windows 10 Pro from installing an in correct Intel graphics driver over and over again?

Wondering the same thing, because of the same problem. Please help.

 

Update, notify to schedule is checked. This is making me very *Mad. I switched to different operating systems. I don't want to have to wait any longer than 10 minute for windows update to install during a reboot or shutdown. I consider even 10 minutes to long unless they are doing a new release. It should be 5 minutes at the most. I need to know before a new release is downloaded. I still would like to know what that mysterious windows update is.

Here is my updated question.

Is there any command that will force a reboot without updating?


I figured out it some type of build update, the problem is I am not an insider.


Edit-Unless I am wrong again. I found that it is the kb3140768 update that installs during a reboot or shutdown and takes awhile on low high speed connection.