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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