Maybe it is Murphy's law that whenever I need to shutdown my laptop and leave as soon as possible (to catch a bus or something:) ) Windows always starts updating and it takes ages. It is very annoying to wait for Windows to finish the update.
Is it possible on Windows 8 to configure that Windows would ask when I would like to run the available update: right after clicking on or on the next shutdown/restart?
If I am not wrong, there is a similar option on Windows Vista (I guess) that shows an exclamation mark next to the shutdown button that tells the user that an update will be performed when I click on shutdown.
Antwort1
Configure Windows to only notifiy you before downloading the updates. Now install this tool to get the notification icon in the systray back, which whas removed in Windows 8.
Jetzt werden Sie über neue Updates benachrichtigt. Wenn Sie diese nicht installieren möchten, ignorieren Sie sie und fahren Sie Windows herunter.