Need to provide feedback to a poorly implemented update process

I have update installs set for outside my business hours but the past 18 months, I get degraded activity during Microsoft Push of SSU/LCU updates. I notice while I have my settings proper, the implementation by Microsoft is mis-leading. It is true the install does not take place with a restart until prompt (several autonomous alerts) is accepted or I leave my machine on for the hours listed in my settings shown below.

After some observation, I notice the download and install configurations are taking place in preparation of the restart. Thus I am severely impeded during business day. Since the 2H cumulative updates are failing the past two years, I am out 10-24 hours as the roll-back and then OEM tools kick-in the repairs.

I suggest the better implementation is to not start the download, the configurations pending changes until the hours provided in the settings. Note, a classification of what types of pushed update processing would also be helpful. For instance, I want security, virus and malware libraries pushed & activated in backgrounds since most do not require a restart. To say the least, my clients hate to hear every two weeks that I am taking the day off due to a Microsoft Push of Updates.