So I'm experimenting with wording our reboot message to users. It seems this message is not really helpful to users and is causing users to forget to reboot ASAP.
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Message from Helpdesk: Updates have been installed to your computer that requires a reboot. Please save all of your work and close out all applications. Then go to the Apple menu and choose Reboot. By clicking OK, your machine will auto-reboot in 120 minutes.
Please contact helpdesk@<removed> if you have any questions.
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So what messages have any else put out there to their users to make it easier to follow and know a reboot is mandatory within X amount of time.
The message I think that is more easy to digest is.
Message from Helpdesk: Critical Apple system updates have been installed to your computer that require a reboot.
By clicking OK, you acknowledge you will reboot your computer in less than two hours to complete the patching process.
If you do not reboot within two hours after clicking OK, your computer will reboot and any work you have open will be interrupted.
Please contact helpdesk@<removed> if you have any questions.
