Although I don't have Win10 personally, I've been greatly involved in assisting with resolving such issues with a large number of PCs in a school. Your guide, however, is all over the web. Depending on your version, Home or Pro, you have some control over the update process. I've only worked with Pro so, if yours is Home, your options are different. Pro allows some tweaking using the group policy editor while Home relies more on registry edits. Also, as I understand it, you have about 30 days to roll back the updates if you have problems. Exceed that time and you're done for. What I could recommend is that you put together a backup plan that includes imaging your entire hard drive at an interval that allows you to return to the last days before a major update occurred. The updates should try to come back again but you may have an opportunity to control what's installed. Good luck.
I have had problems with windows 10 updates on my desktop computer and now windows 10 is giving me the same problems on my laptop! Over the last month or so I've contacted Microsoft and got agents (6 in total) to take control of my desktop and resolve the issue, all have stated that they will resolve the problem and NONE OF THEM have resolved the problem. The last one gave up after about 5 minutes. What is the point of have updates that screw up peoples computers? Can we block/stop windows 10 update, if yes, is their a guide, PLEASE! ONE VERY PISSED OFF OAP

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