Hi there Seth-N-Michel it is frustrating when a simple process of Updating a system fails for unknown reason. Would appear from reading various posts that a fair number of customers have had problem with the latest Win Update 1803?
My impression is that those who have had issues with the latest Win 10 Update with Version 1803 must have had some internal issues with their systems, either software or hardware configuration/conflict, preventing a straightforward Win 10 Update to the latest Version 1803 of Win 10?
My build: ASUS P6T Deluxe V2, Win 10 Version 1603, Boot Drive Crucial MX 500 1TB, Memory: 24GB G Skill DDR.3, Storage Seagate 4TB
It would be worthwhile to try the Update method I used and see it works for you?
I have not had a single issue updating to any build other than 1803. The suggested 'fix' of using the repair tool finds the same issue each and every time it is run, "there was a corruption of the install files that has been fixed". This does not fix or correct the issue at all. I have updated 5 other PCs at home and they all have the same issue with freezing on reboot during the update process. I have to manually disable the update each and every week, since there is no way to turn off updates like in previous builds.
Microsoft needs to fix the issue with the installer, this is *not* a simple hardware issue, considering that 5 out of 7 PCs at home with the only ones that update without issues are Surface Tablet PCs.