Automatic Maintenance runs scheduled maintenance daily when your computer is not in use. These tasks include software and Windows updates, security scans, and system diagnostics. In this tutorial, we can change the scheduled time and decide if Automatic Maintenance can wake your computer.

There is no way currently to disable Automatic Maintenance, and you shouldn't. You can, however, change the scheduled maintenance times and decide if you want to allow your computer to wake up to do so.

Open the classic Control Panel and click System And Security > Security and Maintenance > Maintenance.



You will see two options:

Click the drop-down box next to Run maintenance tasks daily at to change the scheduled time.

Below that, you check or uncheck Allow scheduled maintenance to wake up my computer at the scheduled time.



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