Stop Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 from automatically rebooting 

the server after logging in

One of the recent issues in managing Windows Server 2012 is the way Automatic Updates works by default. If automatic updates are installed on a server, it may or may not automatically reboot the server or PC.

At the log in screen, you may see this message.

Upon logging in, you may be faced with the prospect of the server rebooting in 15 minutes. The countdown timer has started and there is no apparent way to click on a “Postpone” button.

In many cases, this will cause some distress. Particularly if this is a Hyper-V host server, and you have an entire network of 120 users accessing the virtual machines!

Fortunately, there is a fix to prevent the server from counting down and restarting.

1. Open an administrative command prompt.
2. Type NET STOP WUAUSERVto stop the Windows Update service.

This will stop the Windows Update service, and stop the countdown timer until the server is restarted manually. Don’t forget to restart the server at the next possible opportunity.

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Sony Vaio random mouse on windows 8.1

Sony Vaio random mouse on windows 8.1

Possible fix, also on the Fit leave in tablet mode whilst docked.

Did this issue happened after upgrading to Windows 8.1? Let's try to isolate if this is touchpad or a touchscreen issue. Let's try to download an update for the touchscreen.Please try to download this Touch Panel Calibration Tool. Please follow these steps in installing and calibrating the touchscreen.

Download and Calibration Instructions

IMPORTANT: DO NOT TOUCH THE SCREEN WHILE THE CALIBRATION IS RUNNING. To ensure that no other program interferes with the installation and execution/calibration, save all work and close all other programs. The Taskbar should be clear of applications before proceeding. Please follow the steps below to download and execute this program. Download the UNOOTH-P0112513-1082.EXE file to a temporary or download directory (please note this directory for reference). Go to the directory where the file was downloaded and double-click the UNOOTH-P0112513-1082.EXE file using the ClickPad or TouchPad only, to begin the calibration. Note: Please do not touch the screen. At the "Browse For Folder" screen, click "OK". At the "C:\Users\Username" folder, click the "Panel Calibration Tool" folder. At the "Panel Calibration Tool" screen, click the "CalibG4" file. When the calibration has completed, turn off the computer. After the computer has shut down completely, turn the computer back on. After the computer restarts, the calibration is complete.