I'd like to automate all those steps and, if possible, reduce number of restarts.
Restart often reveals previously hidden updates that DO NOT depend on what was just installed - Settings' WU panel just seems to stop displaying new updates after at least one freshly installed requests restart.Wait until process is done and manually restart PC if necessary - trying to use "Update & Restart" from power menu often only installs already downloaded stuff and skips over what is not downloaded.Click "Download" and then wait arbitrary long time, because apparently this only schedules actual download and both download and installation are heavily throttled depending on PC load.Run "Check for updates" to reveal fresh updates missing for any reason.Sometimes a window of opportunity comes up when I can dedicate time to running a full cycle of updates. WU is running, but all its auto-restart facilities are completely disabled so it won't get in the way of the work at some absolutely inconvenient time. I have a PC that doesn't have regular restarts or fixed working schedule. I'd also like something that triggers the same background mechanism behind existing WU in Setting panel, not something that will use separate infrastructure by setting up its own download locations or whatever. Restart if necessary, closing whatever doesn't closes automatically.
without any throttling/scheduling/backgrounding) Download and install them right now (i.e.Scan for all currently available updates on WU.
POWERSHELL REBOOT WINDOWS HOW TO
How to automate with Windows built-ins (batch/PowerShell) or freely available tools, prefereably command-line, following steps:
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