Windows 10 Updates and Sleep Mode

If non-active hours are set for during the night and the PC is left in Sleep Mode then when updates are available, does
Windows switch on the PC with the Wake-up Timers to download and install the updates ?

If so, does it then do the second leg of updating and restart to consolidate the updates and then switch the PC off ?
Or are you faced with a live PC screen when you wake up in the morning ?

H, please review these:
Will Windows 10 Update If My Computer Is in Sleep Mode?
Prevent & Disable Windows Update from Waking Up PC System - Tech Journey
How to specify deadlines for automatic updates and restarts on Windows 10 May 2019 Update | Windows Central
Configure Auto-restart Warning Notifications for Updates in Windows 10
Schedule Restart Time for Windows Update in Windows 10

and see if they answer your questions.

Noted you have Home, so references to group policy are not relevant. See the text about using the registry where this applies.

dalchina said:

H, please review these:
Will Windows 10 Update If My Computer Is in Sleep Mode?
Prevent & Disable Windows Update from Waking Up PC System - Tech Journey
How to specify deadlines for automatic updates and restarts on Windows 10 May 2019 Update | Windows Central
Configure Auto-restart Warning Notifications for Updates in Windows 10
Schedule Restart Time for Windows Update in Windows 10

and see if they answer your questions.

Noted you have Home, so references to group policy are not relevant. See the text about using the registry where this applies.

None of them precisely answered my question.
I am well aware of Windows updating capabilities during non-active hours.
The question which appears to be shunned by all these experts is -
"After Windows has woken up the PC, done all its updating and restarts etc - does Windows then shut the PC down or is it left on live screen until the user wakes up to switch it off ?

And thank you for your reply.

dalchina said:

And thank you for your reply.

My pleasure - I would have thought that a Guru could have answered this simple question in a few positive words.

Matthew Wai said:

I'm afraid no one can answer it without doing a test.

Test ? I handle my updates manually, my Wake-up timers are disabled, but I would think that at least 70% of users are on non-active hours updating, so would expect an instant reply to my fundamental question.

Matthew Wai said:

I would think that the users here know how to prevent auto-updates, so the said situation will not arise.

70% of the users here do not prevent auto updates, they love them and hence the situation most certainly arises.

I will try elsewhere, perhaps with better luck.