Why is Microsoft providing wrong codebase updates for an Intel based cpu machine running Microsoft Windows Professional 10 and acting like a virus?

"This morning things are looking better . The updates seems to have stopped and the services have remained set under my admin control. The internet and machines are all faster without this malware."

I found this post on https://www.redmondpie.com/disable-turn-off-automatic-updates-in-windows-10-heres-how/comment-page-2/

I have not included the preamble but this seems to disable Microsoft Update if you follow it do it at your own risk . I am doing it to see what it will do and will report back if it works

*** Note : You must be logged in with an administrator level account.

1. Start by selecting COMPUTER / LOCAL DISK (C:) / WINDOWS / SYSTEM32
2. Scroll down and RIGHT CLICK on WindowsUpdateElevatedInstaller.exe and select PROPERTIES.
3. Select the SECURITY tab and click the ADVANCED button. Click CHANGE on second line next to Owner.
4. In the Object Name Box, type in the USER NAME of your Administrator Account and the click on the CHECK NAMES button. The FULL Admin Account Name should now appear in the box. Highlight the Admin Name and click OK.
5. The OWNER should now be your Admin Account. Close this box and then immediately re-open. In the list box below, double click and select ALLOW ADMINISTRATORS ( your admin account ) and check ALL available permission boxes. Click on OK. Re-highlight ALLOW ADMINISTRATORS in the list box and click on APPLY. Next click OK and OK a second time to return to the SYSTEM32 File List.
6. Right click on WinUpdateElevatedInstaller.exe and select RENAME. Remove the highlight and move cursor to last character before .exe and add an X to the end of the file name. ( ie... WindowsUpdateElevatedInstallerx.exe )
7. Next, scroll down the SYSTEM32 File List to WUAPI.DLL and repeat steps 2 through 6.
8. Scroll to WUAPIHOST.EXE and repeat steps 2 through 6 again.
9. Scroll to WUAUCLT.EXE and once again, repeat steps 2 through 6.
10. Close all open windows and return to desktop.
11. Finally - Select CONTROL PANEL / ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS / SERVICES ..... and RIGHT CLICK on WINDOWS UPDATE. Select STOP and then select PROPERTIES. In the center of the box, select the drop down arrow at the right of the STARTUP TYPE text box and select DISABLED. Hit OK and close all windows to return to desktop. Select START / SHUTDOWN / RESTART and re-boot your computer.
12. Upon rebooting, go back to CONTROL PANEL / ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS / SERVICES ..... Scroll down to Windows Update and verify current status is still DISABLED.

"Close all open windows and breath a satisfactory "Hell Yeah !" You now have full control of the Windows Update Utility and can now toggle the service back on / off anytime you wish to check for updates or disable the service."

It seems that from my post time this morning of 4 hours ago this is the short time these cyclic events to throw  these machines in to disarray is occurring. Disabled  status has been changed to Manual Trigger as a fore runner to it being run. Now If I have set this to disabled on my own machines then why is this still not disabled during the course of the machines being open today 4 hours later?

"I have to say the Elite team have been really good at Norton and have spent a long time examining this problem which is devastating our computers . Currently machines run in to this cyclic redundancy caused by this Windows Update Virus  for 32 hours regularly each week  rendering them unusable.   I was hoping for better support from Microsoft hving visited Microsoft Reading UK regularly in the past."

I am now in contact with Norton elite Team. I will inform you what they say