(Fast Startup)顾名思义， Windows 10(Windows 10)上的快速启动可帮助您在重新启动计算机后快速重新启动计算机。快速启动(Fast Startup)功能的一个属性是它可能会阻止某些更新安装在您的Windows 10系统上。在本文中，我们将讨论快速启动功能究竟如何在阻止(Fast Startup)Windows更新发生方面发挥作用，以及您可以采取哪些措施。
Windows 更新失败？禁用快速启动 - 或(Fast Startup – Or)使用重新启动(Restart)按钮！
(Fast Startup)Windows 10中的快速启动旨在帮助用户减少关机后设置计算机的时间。为了减少重新启动 PC 的时间，快速启动(Fast Startup)会将其置于休眠状态，而不是完全关闭它。此功能是具有进入休眠功能的计算机的默认设置。
如果您启用了快速启动(Fast Startup)，则每次关闭 PC 时，一些系统文件都会由快速启动(Fast Startup)临时备份在其内存中。一旦您重新打开计算机，这些保存的文件就会重新加载，从而在启动时节省您的时间。快速启动(Fast Startup)功能的工作可以被认为是休眠和全面关机的结合。
在需要您重新启动(require you to restart)计算机才能完成的那些Windows更新的情况下，问题开始出现。
当然，始终启用快速启动不会以任何方式损害您的计算机，因为它是内置的(Fast Startup)Windows 10实用程序，但它可能会因为不允许进行必要的更新而阻碍您的系统性能如果您选择关闭(Shutdown)选项。
(Windows Updates)关闭计算机后，Windows 更新可能不会安装在您的系统上。启用快速启动(Fast Startup)功能时会出现此行为。重新启动计算机时不会发生此行为。
根据Microsoft的说法，某些Windows 更新(Windows Updates)要求您处理待处理的操作。只要您在计算机上启用了快速启动(Fast Startup)功能并选择了关机(Shutdown)选项，这些挂起的操作可能不会发生。
因此，Microsoft建议用户使用(Microsoft)WinX Power Menu中的(WinX Power Menu)Restart选项安装更新（由于Fast Startup，他们无法安装更新）。
还需要注意的是，快速启动(Fast Startup)功能可能会延迟某些更新的完成。这在使用Microsoft Endpoint Manager 配置管理器(Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager)( MEMCM )管理的环境中最为常见，但已在Windows 10 21H1 中修复。
相关(Related)： 检查 Windows 10 上次启动是否来自快速启动、完全关机或休眠。
如何在Windows 10中禁用(Windows 10)快速启动(Fast Startup)？
如果您仍然担心此功能可能会以某种方式影响您的 PC 性能，您可以在您的计算机上禁用快速启动。(disable Fast Startup)这是如何做到的：
- 打开计算机上的控制面板(Control Panel)，然后选择通过“大图标”查看选项。
- 从选项迷宫中找到并单击“电源选项”。
- 从左侧的选项中，单击“选择(Choose)电源按钮的功能”。
- 在这里，您可以看到“打开(Turn)快速启动”选项被选中并显示为灰色，即无法更改。
- 要禁用该设置，请单击更改(Change)当前不可用的设置。
- 这将启用那些灰显的设置。
- 取消选中(Un-check)快速启动(Fast Startup)选项并退出控制面板(Control Panel)。
我们希望您已了解快速启动(Fast Startup)如何影响您的Windows 更新(Updates)以及您可以采取哪些措施来防止这种情况发生。如果您决定禁用快速启动(Fast Startup)以缓解Windows 更新问题(Windows Update problems)和安装过程，并希望以其他方式使用它，您可以按照类似的步骤轨迹将其重新启用。
相关(Related)： 强制 Windows 10 始终使用快速启动或混合启动启动。
Windows Updates may fail if Fast startup is enabled
Fast Startup on Windows 10, as the name suggests, helps you boot your computer back on quickly after you have restarted it. An attribute of the Fast Startup feature is that it could potentially prevent certain updates from installing on your Windows 10 system. In this article, we will discuss how exactly the Fast Startup feature can play a role in stopping Windows Updates from taking place and what you can do about it.
Windows Updates failing? Disable Fast Startup – Or use the Restart button!
Fast Startup in Windows 10 is meant to help users cut back on the time spent setting up their computers after a shutdown. To take lesser time to reboot your PC, Fast Startup puts it in a state of hibernation instead of fully shutting it down. This feature is a default on computers that have the feature to go into hibernation.
If you have Fast Startup enabled, every time you shut your PC down, some of the system files are temporarily backed by Fast Startup in its memory. These saved files are then reloaded once you turn your computer back on, thus saving you time while booting. The working of the Fast Startup feature can be thought of as a combination of both hibernation and a full-blown shutdown.
The problems begin to arise in the case of those Windows Updates that require you to restart your computer to complete.
Of course, working with your Fast Startup enabled at all times isn’t going to hurt your computer in any manner, since it’s a built-in Windows 10 utility, but it can hinder your system’s prowess by not allowing the necessary updates to take place in case you choose the Shutdown option.
Windows Updates might not be installed on your system after you shut down your computer. This behavior occurs when the Fast Startup feature is enabled. This behavior doesn’t occur when you restart your computer.
According to Microsoft, certain Windows Updates require you to process pending operations. These pending operations may not take place either as long as you have the Fast Startup feature enabled on your computer and you select the Shutdown option.
Thus, it is recommended by Microsoft for users to install updates (that they aren’t able to, because of Fast Startup) by using the Restart option from the WinX Power Menu.
It is also to be noted that the Fast Startup feature can delay the completion of certain updates. This has been most commonly found in environments managed with Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager (MEMCM) – but this has been fixed in Windows 10 21H1.
Related: Check if Windows 10 last boot was from Fast Startup, Full Shutdown, or Hibernate.
How to disable Fast Startup in Windows 10?
If you are still worried that this feature may, in some way, hamper your PC’s performance, you can disable Fast Startup on your computer. Here’s how that can be done:
- Open the Control Panel on your computer and select to view options by ‘Large Icons’.
- From the maze of options locate and click on ‘Power options’.
- From the options on your left, click on ‘Choose what the power button does.
- Here, you can see an option that says ‘Turn on Fast Startup’ check-marked and greyed out i.e., it can’t be changed.
- To disable the setting, click on Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- This will enable those greyed-out settings.
- Un-check the Fast Startup option and exit Control Panel.
We hope you’ve learned how Fast Startup can impact your Windows Updates and what you can do to prevent that. If you decide to disable Fast Startup so as to ease the Windows Update problems and installation process and would like to use it otherwise, you can follow a similar trajectory of steps to enable it back.
Related: Force Windows 10 to always boot using Fast Startup or Hybrid Boot.
