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fDesc[0] = "Windows 10 has a very annoying feature: After installing updates, it enforces a rude reboot at some certain state.<br /> <br /> Any running process will be killed by the oprtating system - no chance for you to interrupt or stop this. All unsaved data will get lost!<br /> <br /> For me as an end-user, this is totally unacceptable. It cannot be ture that an operating system (that obviously has gone wild) discards my work because it thinks it is the best for me!<br /> <br /> Searching the internet, you will find several tipps and tricks to stop windows from rebooting. However, none of them really works, at least since the latest &quot;Anniversary-Update&quot; of Windows 10.<br /> <br /> The good news: The Version 1607 (aka Anniversary-Update) has a new feature called &quot;active times&quot; that you can define in the settings dialog. This allows you to define a (max. 12 hours) timeslot in which Windows won&#039;t bother you with rebooting. However, these 12 hours are too short if you have your PC running e.g. on weekends or so.<br /> <br /> Here is the solution: A simple Windows-Service that will update this &quot;active hours&quot; timeslot in the background.";

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