Windows 10 Reboot Blocker 2.5
|
Author:
Ulrich Decker Software Entwicklung
Date: 02/21/2020 Size: 1.16 MB License: Freeware Requires: Win 10 Downloads: 4270 times 
TIP:
Click Here to Repair orRestore Missing Windows Files |
Major Geeks Special Offer:
Windows 10 Reboot Blocker is a free app designed for blocking the auto-reboot on Windows 10 machines.
Your Windows 10 machine needs to have at minimum the Windows 10 Anniversary edition as this was when the Active Hours option came into play. RebootBlocker revamps this option by adjusting the time-period of Active Hours each hour. What this does is make Active Hours always on while your machine is running. Windows 10 Reboot Blocker works by installing a service that automatically manages the time-period changes for Active Hours to keep them active, thus preventing a reboot.
Windows 10 Reboot Blocker is a simple way to stop annoying reboots automatically. Keep in mind that with this app, there is no UI provided. If you would like to double-check that it is currently running on your machine, you will need to do so through the Task Manager.
Similar:
How to Block or Defer Windows 10 Major Updates
Configure When and How Windows Updates Are Delivered
How-to Change Rollback Days for Windows 10 Feature Upgrades
Microsoft Patch Tuesday Explained
Your Windows 10 machine needs to have at minimum the Windows 10 Anniversary edition as this was when the Active Hours option came into play. RebootBlocker revamps this option by adjusting the time-period of Active Hours each hour. What this does is make Active Hours always on while your machine is running. Windows 10 Reboot Blocker works by installing a service that automatically manages the time-period changes for Active Hours to keep them active, thus preventing a reboot.
Windows 10 Reboot Blocker is a simple way to stop annoying reboots automatically. Keep in mind that with this app, there is no UI provided. If you would like to double-check that it is currently running on your machine, you will need to do so through the Task Manager.
Similar:
Screenshot for Windows 10 Reboot Blocker
Tactical Briefings
Comment Rules & Etiquette - We welcome all comments from our readers, but any comment section requires some moderation. Some posts are auto-moderated to reduce spam, including links and swear words. When you make a post, and it does not appear, it went into moderation. We are emailed when posts are marked as spam and respond ASAP. Some posts might be deleted to reduce clutter. Examples include religion, politics, and comments about listing errors (after we fix the problem and upvote your comment). Finally, be nice. Thank you for choosing MajorGeeks.
© 2000-2024 MajorGeeks.com
Powered by Contentteller® Business Edition