Yup!
Thanks for the heads up.
I"ve only got 1 of my 3 PC's to actually successfully update to 1803 so I disabled updates till an updated fix or update comes out which will hopefully resolve the problematic update. What I don't think a lot of people realize, myself included, is that this
is a major Windows update with lots of underlying changes that can affect your existing software and drivers, etc.. on current PC systems. Even the laptop that was successful with the 1803 update, is showing errors in the logs of the touchpad software on laptop
crashing after the update, so I"m guessing my laptop manufacturer and other's will need to release updated drivers, software to work smoothly with this latest version of Windows. This would also explain people ending up with unbootable systems since critical
drivers probably need to be updated before working with this latest version of Windows.
p.s. You can only stop or "pause" updates as MS calls it if you are running the Pro version of Windows 10. In that case just look for advanced settings in windows update section.
How to Pause Windows 10 Updates for Up to 35 Days
- Open the Start Menu.
- Select Settings.
- Click Update & Security.
- Choose Advanced options under Windows Update.
- Toggle the Pause button to On.