How to completely turn off the prompts when Win7 is updated

On this day, a colleague encountered Win7 automatic update during work. Because of his attention on the work, the colleague didn't care much. After completing the automatic update, the system prompts to restart the computer. However, colleagues are obviously unable to restart during their work, and they can only postpone the delay. Finally, the sad reminder happened. This colleague accidentally clicked on the computer when prompted to restart the computer when it was off work. It was "," the computer
restarted, and the poor colleague cried with us. Said that her afternoon work is busy... Based on this sad reminder incident, Xiaobian found some information and finally found a simple and effective way to completely close the Win7 automatic update prompt, let's share it with everyone. :1. Run the Group Policy Editor, and expand "User Configuration→Manage Modules→Windows
Update" (Figure 1), double-click the "not in the right window; >Windows
'The dialog box displays 'Is it installed and updated'".

2. Then the system will pop up the interface as shown below, click "Enabled", and finally click " ; Confirm the " button to save the settings.

The system download update is stored in the system directory and will not be lost due to this setting. After the user enters the system next time, you can still choose to install the downloaded update program. After the setup is complete, when we encounter a similar situation again, there will be no such encounter as our colleague!