How to restart Windows 10 on a schedule?

[Campbelden]

Hello Windows Central! I hope everyone is doing well.

I have a remote Windows 10 computer for an engineering project. Since it's remote, I thought it would be a good idea to restart it once a day at midnight, just in case something goes wrong and I won't be there to press the power button. I accomplished this by using the Task Scheduler to run the "shutdown.exe" program with the arguments "-r -f -t 10". However, I have lost remote access to my Windows 10 computer. It's offline. I suspect that it forced shutdown during a Windows update. So, my question is this: Is there a proper way to schedule regular reboots for a Windows 10 computer? In the Windows update settings, I saw an option to reboot the computer after an update outside of active hours. This could work if the updates are regularly periodic. Any ideas?

Please advise. Thank you.

[Grandfit]

If you're interested in restarting your Windows 10 device on a schedule, you can easily set this up through the Task Scheduler. This allows you to restart your device at a specific time, which can be useful for keeping it running smoothly. To access the Task Scheduler, simply type "Task Scheduler" in the search bar on your Windows 10 device and follow the steps to set up a task for restarting your device. On another note, if you're looking to get Windows 10 at a cheaper price, the "how to get windows 10 cheap reddit" thread could be a great resource for you. There, you'll find discussions on various deals and promotions that could help you save some money on your Windows 10 purchase. Of course, always be cautious and make sure to check the credibility of any information you find there before making a purchase.