A restart after patching: the technician chooses when it happens (real AI run)
A restart is pending after patching, so the AI checks whether anyone is signed in and the approval card lets the technician choose when the machine restarts.
Transcript
- Before recording, the restart-required flag that Windows Update leaves after patching was set on the test machine.
- The technician asks the AI to take care of it. The AI checks whether a restart is pending and who is signed in, and asks when the restart should happen.
- The approval card lets the technician choose the time, and shows the exact time chosen. A restart asks for a further, deliberate click.
- Waiting for the restart is sped up with a real clock on screen. The machine comes back online and the pending restart is cleared.
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The recording was made on a test machine, not a customer machine. It is also on our YouTube channel.
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