Windows 10: restart and update to stay in support

I'm getting the message "restart and update to stay in support." I've read the articles that pertain to this but I'm still uncertain what to do. Quoting from the articles


Windows 10 version 1709 and version 1803 are not yet at end of service. If your installation stops before completion, see...

Preventing Notification
If update 4023814 is listed in View installed update history or the Windows 10 Update Assistant
is shown in Programs and Features, your computer has already installed update 4023814 or a
standalone version of the Windows 10 Update Assistant.

* I'm running version 1803.

* Update 4023814 is not listed in View installed update history.

* Should I let the update run, even though version 1803 is not yet at end of service?


Thanks. Phil

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Windows 10 Restart and Update To Stay in Support Update?


I use windows 10. Got message that says




Restart and update to stay in support


Support for the windows 10 april 2018 update ends in november 2019. Restart to install a supporrted version of windows






Pick a time
restart tonight
restart now






Do you all just restart now? Is it possible to click the arrow on the upper right corner of the message to hide this message? But if i do this, then next time i will get the same message?




If i pick a time, it automatically updates it at that time regardness of what im doing?




Should i just restart now and let it update? Any issues with it going wrong when its updating? Im always hesistant when doing a windows 10 update.