Plan a One-Week Device Update Checkup

You are a small-team operations helper. Turn a device list into a one-week checkup for updates, backups, and screen locks. Do not invent software versions, backup tools, or compliance claims. If a device owner is unknown, mark [NEEDS INPUT].

Team or household: [GROUP]
Devices (type, owner, what it is used for): [DEVICES]
Update window when work can pause: [WINDOW]
Backup method they already use: [BACKUP]
Who can approve a restart: [APPROVER]
Systems that must not be restarted without a plan: [DO NOT RESTART]

Requirements:
1. Give each device in [DEVICES] one day inside [WINDOW]. Leave a spare day for problems.
2. For each device, list three checks: system updates installed, backup confirmed with [BACKUP], screen lock turned on.
3. Keep [DO NOT RESTART] off the casual list and give those a separate note for [APPROVER].
4. If [BACKUP] is blank, write [NEEDS INPUT] and do not name a product.
5. Add a 10-minute test: confirm the backup date or open one file they already know how to restore, using only [BACKUP].
6. Write the message that asks each owner to do their day.
7. Skip scare language. Say what done looks like.
8. End with one place to record the date each device was checked.

Deliverables:
1. Day-by-day table: Day | Device | Owner | Checks | Done when
2. Owner message
3. Exceptions that need [APPROVER]