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Finch

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#306461 24-Jul-2023 23:23
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Hi everyone,

 

 

 

I bought a new laptop, after the initial setup, I went into Windows Update and downloaded everything that was available, there was a good 25 or so updates

 

I selected the option to restart to install updates, it now says "Updates are underway, Please keep your computer on" - For a tad over an hour now

 

 

 

Is this normal? Or has it bricked itself?

 

Heading to 1130PM now have to go to sleep, thanks!

 

 

 

Edit - Finally some action, fans started pumping, there was a BIOS update, now it's doing a firmware update


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SomeoneSomewhere
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  #3107738 24-Jul-2023 23:47
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Unfortunately that's not too uncommon. Windows has never been the most efficient at doing updates, and it's probably got a year or so to catch up on, since the original images were built before that model was released. 




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  #3107815 25-Jul-2023 10:50
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Yep, normal.
And it could have another 3-4 cycles of windows updates to go.
(some won't download/update until others have been installed/restarted.)

Microsoft admits, it can take 48hrs+ for the operating system to know it needs some updates.

So it will probably be prompting for more, all week.


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  #3107907 25-Jul-2023 15:52
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Normal. The last update, that introduced the AI into windows took ages to install. 


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