2 will not restart after Win 7 update

        1: Let Win7 does not restart after updating

Q: Windows7 update is complete, there will always stubbornly continues to prompt the user to restart, although you can postpone the execution again four hours, but there is no option to disable it, so Players who like to hang up games or users who need to transfer files for a long time are very inconvenienced. Is there a way to deal with this problem?

A: I would to improve it through the Local Group Policy Editor Windows7 system. Click the Start menu in the lower left corner of the screen, type "gpedit.msc" in the search bar and press Enter, then the Local Group Policy Edit window will pop up. Expand Computer Configuration /Administrative Templates /Windows Components on the left side of the window. Next, find the "WndowsUpdate option" in the list on the right, double-click "For the computer with the logged-in user, the scheduled automatic update installation does not perform the restart", in the pop-up window, change the status from the default "unconfigured" to "Enable", after confirming, close the local group policy editing window.

2: use the "library" to complete the backup operation

Q: Due to the need, respectively, according to a recent backup needs of different types of files, but the trouble is that because my computer has multiple users At the same time, everyone puts the files in different locations. Can you put these files together for backup in a quick way?

A: Open the library window, the arrangement of the default "folders" to "type", you can see the folder have been displayed, and arranged versions of Word documents in accordance with the different file types And the number and volume of documents will be displayed in the status bar. The next steps are much simpler. Open the file window of the relevant type and you can package the backup after you have selected it.