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So I have a question. Because my laptop did not automatically log out after shutting down. I turn off the function Automatically complete the configuration of a PC after an update or restart. But because I have turned that off, I want to know what that exactly means? Will it have much effect on the use of my device?

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Is this the same as Use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up my device after an update or restart

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It is a pending completion of updates, so Windows will complete updates when you turn on your computer.

It is possible updates completed on shut down, but you will know that when you start up as (a) no updates or (b) updates will complete.

You should not be trying to turn updates off. That does not work.

Note based on comments:

There is a setting in Start, Settings, Email and Accounts, Sign in that "Sign in Information may be used to finish setting up device" .

If this is not enabled, updates will simply happen automatically.

I always (and very deliberately) restart after updates to complete all updates, even if minutes later I shut down. I do this to prevent an update issue when I start up next.

The Help on this setting is not informative and just says (as I noted) finish the updates.

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