How Do I Block 2018-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for x64-based Systems (KB4056892)?

Here is what I am currently doing to remedy this problem. Understand this is not a complete fix.

1 If you have the system back online and are getting the awaiting restart message. Do not restart the computer under any circumstances it will put you back to the blue screen. Go to settings. Then update and security. Then view update history. Then uninstall updates. Choose the offending update and uninstall. Once that is completed shut your system down completely and cold boot your system. If you don't know how to cold boot it means shut down and unplug everything, push your start button with everything disconnected until you have drained all power from the system. Once that is done you can plug everything back in and start your system again.

2. Once you have every thing running again, right click the start button on your display and choose computer management. Double click services and applications. Double click services. Scroll down to windows update and double click. In startup type choose: disabled. In service status choose: stop. Be sure to choose: apply at the bottom of the window and click OK to close. Close computer management and you are set to run. This step is only temporary. You need to get a hold of Support to see if a more permanent fix is available. Step 2 must be repeated every day before 18:00 your time. Windows has an auto reset on updates. If you miss the time window. you will receive the update that crashes your system again. I am having the same problem and I have not found a fix for my chip set yet. You additionally can disable your internet connection if your are not present to monitor your system. Good Luck hope this helps you.

The commands I gave do work because I executed them on my PC.

Every time there is an update, I receive a bottom right hand small interface informing me that there are Microsoft updates and what do I want to do with them. I can merely choose to ignore them if I so choose to.

The screen grab was taken from my own PC and they are the settings I chose.

I'm sorry to have to report but you do not have an extensive Windows education because otherwise you'll know how to turn on or off or even auto the Windows Updates.

Do this; 

1. Press Win-R, type gpedit.msc, press Enter. This brings up the Local Group Policy Editor.
2. Navigate the left pane as if it were File Explorer, to

Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Update. 3. Find and double-click Configure Automatic Updates see below...

Hello

           I probably dont have a big windows education but i know if you execute services.msc  locate window update service with a right click you can choose enable , manual , or automatic . On windows 10 fall creator  1709 your command do not work.

Was just trying to help

I'm sorry to have to report but you do not have an extensive Windows education because otherwise you'll know how to turn on or off or even auto the Windows Updates.

Do this; 

1. Press Win-R, type gpedit.msc, press Enter. This brings up the Local Group Policy Editor.
2. Navigate the left pane as if it were File Explorer, to

Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Update. 3. Find and double-click Configure Automatic Updates see below...

Mine gets done: however; when I restart the laptop it crashes at the 4 pane window and doesn't do a darn thing. If it gets crashed, to get past it, it will eventually bring me back to a restore with one selection, from the stone ages. Everything I did to get to this point has to be repeated since it is not in the restore profile. I'm so tired.