Windows Update
Windows Update tasks are scheduled for downloading Windows Updates on the computer. Windows Updates can be downloaded even when the computer is in a Frozen state. A Windows Update task has a Start Time and an End Time. After downloading Windows Updates, the computer reboots in a Thawed state to apply.
The Windows Update task can be scheduled by completing the following steps:
Select Windows Update from the Task Type drop-down and click Add.
The following options are displayed:
Name – Specify a name for the task.
Day – Select the day, or specify if the task will occur on Weekdays or Weekends.
Start – Select the Start Time.
End – Select the End Time. The minimum interval is 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can select When Windows Update Completes. If the Windows Update Task is not completed in 6 hours, Deep Freeze will end the task gracefully.
Allow user to cancel task- Select the checkbox if the user is allowed to cancel the task before it starts.
Attempt to wake up locally – Select this option to wake up the computer locally without requiring any communication from the Deep Freeze Cloud Console.
Note that certain hardware profiles do not support this option. If this option is selected, but the computer hardware does not support it, the computer will not wake up automatically.
Shut down after task – Select the checkbox to shutdown the computer after the task.
Disable keyboard and mouse – Select the checkbox to disable keyboard and mouse during the task.
Show message – Select the checkbox to display a message on the computer Before and During the task. Specify the time interval in minutes and enter a brief message to be displayed before the task starts.
Click OK. You will be taken to the Windows Update Tab to configure additional settings if it has not been configured earlier.
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