Windows 10 October update now available

Russe,

they deleted your email so this is the only communication I seem to be able to have with you.   I will try this but it will be in next day or two, I am getting over a broken leg and arm and can not even get on the floor, so will have someone come try this for me.  Thank you again and I hope this thread does not get deleted

This is part of what you wrote and I received:

Once you got all that, Disconnect the temp drive, reconnect the non bootable drive and try to install 1803 or an earlier version of windows, and copy the data over, copy, versus move. Feel free to email me with questions, include screen shots or take pics with your phone and email em to me. I'm at *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

Oh I do so appreciate the link you sent me.  I have looked at it and saved it.  My problem is that they crashed the system.  Noone can get it back up, so even though they added files to my desk top before it crashed, I can not get back in the computer at all.  Today again I was on the phone with them and they went thru the very same steps even though I told them we had already done it and once again could not get the computer up, and another hang up from Microsoft.  

On the link you sent I plan on writing, perhaps they can help somehow.   Thank you again for the link and like some of the people who wrote on that link, Microsoft did not mention this or suggest any new tool-----just the same message to me....."We can not find why your computer is not responding to what we are doing...let us put you on hold...….Click'

Your welcome :) The best thing to do is to grab a spare hard drive, take the sata cable from your original drive and hook it to the temp Drive, If you can't locate an image of 1803, you can temporarily load 7 or 8, no need to register, once its up and running, power down, plug your original drive in along with the temp drive, boot from the temp drive, then you will be able to access your original drive and search for your files, copy them over to the temp drive or a external usb drive. Once you got all that, Disconnect the temp drive, reconnect the non bootable drive and try to install 1803 or an earlier version of windows, and copy the data over, copy, versus move. Feel free to email me with questions, include screen shots or take pics with your phone and email em to me. I'm at ******@outlook.com

Hi all,

Microsoft has pulled Windows 10 version 1809 from the Software download page, Windows update and update assistant as of today. 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/4043454/windows-10-windows-server-update-history

Why don't they post this info at the Download Page?  

I downloaded an iso on the Fourth, I suppose it is not good now?

is that Redmond California?    all I have is their 1888 number, and it is overseas people only.

Redmond  Washington

as in the case of my Alienware, it took us awhile to finally get it back to windows 8, the hard drive still had windows 10 on it and could not be removed from the hard drive.  My computer now that has crashed after the update-----we can not get into it at all.  If I could go to Control panel I would be thrilled, but even Microsoft can not get past the blue screen.  Not to mention the other day they had me go in a change the Boot process on option 1 and then they tried that again today and that boot page was totally different than it was the day before.   

I have no idea why the computer Euif ( think that was what the page was called) is different than it was the other day, but none of the listings on Option 1 is the same