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You can select 'Restart' in next step when creating this task. This is the same as Windows command 'shutdown /r'

Ah, I see, the problem is, user don't restart Windows when asked, instead shut it down at the end of day and that's not the same as restart. Can ESET change this behavior? There should be some way, i.e. full shutdown occurs when Windows updates are installed.

And how about restart using Windows Start, from my experience it seems not full? Average users typically don't read alerts, nor opens ESET GUI, we can't rely on it.

As we now, after upgrade to 7.3.2032 Windows restart is required. Unfortunately simple Windows 10 restart not always works because usually it's 'fast restart' and ESET needs full restart. Even clicking on 'Restart computer' in ESET GUI not always works, I have some computers which still shows 'Restart required' after 2 or 3 such restarts. Command 'shutdown /r /f /t 0' solves it. Or restart after Windows update. It would be good if after such ESET upgrades Windows restart (or shutdown) always will be full, like after Windows update.

It is already implemented. You can disable this in Agent policy

You should only assign this to appropriate groups, by default it is assigned to 'Lost & found' group.

For this I have server task running once a day. No problems at all.

I object. In our environment, where endpoint renaming was very frequent, new design never caused any problems for us, rename task never failed. Old design was painful, even when endpoints were identified by network card's id.

Hello OK, it's time to introduce myself. How did you find the ESET Security Forum? I was on Wilders security forum before. Found the old forum trough ESET support page What OS are you running? Windows 7 on my workstation, also supporting more than 700 clients on Windows XP, Vista, Seven and Eight, also bunch of Windows servers, including some Windows 2000 What AV are you running? ESET Endpoint Antivirus at work, MS Security Essentials and Avast Free at home What’s an interesting fact about you? My first computer was self made ZX Spectrum clone (beginning of 1990-ies there was ZX Spectrum clones boom in exUSSR). On Windows since 1995.