Puppet users - Aug 2014 - Puppet on Windows running in no daemon mode...how to handle required reboots?

Running Puppet on Windows 2008r2 and 2012 in no daemon mode for a few 
applications.  Issue we are having is some tools/apps such as .net 4.5 and 
some MSI files we are installing require a reboot.  In no daemon mode, when 
the system reboots and comes back up the puppet recipe doesn't continue 
where it left off, so you have to run the puppet command again to kick it 
off.  If there's a couple reboots, there are multiple interactions here. 
 If this is on 10 systems, it's a little ridiculous.

Any idea how we can get around this?  How we can get the recipe to pick up 
where it left off?  Can't seem to find anything out there related to this 
issue.

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