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I have to use Windows for work. A few days ago I pressed the button to update and shut down as I started preparing to leave. I went away for a bit and when I came back to get my stuff, the computer was back at the login screen. It updated and restarted. Windows really does do that. I hate it.
I don't think I've ever had that happen - maybe it's a group policy thing or something?
Probably just misclicked and blames it on the OS.
so with that logic, I've misclicked like 50 times and never actually clicked the update and shutdown option? Yeah no, the option is two buttons above the update and restart one, so I've only ever accidentally misclicked around once or twice.