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Great advice ... just jumped to 26 of 27 had a gut feeling to just walk away and leave it alone Glad I did ! Thank you for the quick response and input as well!
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Great advice ... just jumped to 26 of 27 had a gut feeling to just walk away and leave it alone Glad I did ! Thank you for the quick response and input as well!

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This morning had one critical update, when I allowed this to run going into shutdown it started installing the other updates. When it got to 14 of 27 it has been on this screen now for nearly 5+ hours. The hard drive shows activity as if its loading / installing something. The dots are moving on the update screen . Should I just wait and allow it to keep going see if it continues ? Once again the drive is showing activity as if its installing .<br />
I'm afraid to do a hard reboot in corrupting the drive, if its not installing would it not have already timed out with and error ?
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This morning had one critical update, when I allowed this to run going into shutdown it started installing the other updates. When it got to 14 of 27 it has been on this screen now for nearly 5+ hours. The hard drive shows activity as if its loading / installing something. The dots are moving on the update screen . Should I just wait and allow it to keep going see if it continues ? Once again the drive is showing activity as if its installing .
I'm afraid to do a hard reboot in corrupting the drive, if its not installing would it not have already timed out with and error ?

windows small business server 2011 hung on update 14 of 27 for nearly 5 hours now

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