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

case number: 1472209067

Well thank you but

After contacting Microsoft by telephone and awaiting since January 2019 to get an update and being told by Microsoft UK Readying was that it was my hardware and the lack of an updated bios  despite this working from before January.  I thought I would try running and update again a enough time had past for Microsoft to rewrite the whole update system Sadly while trying to update it still gets to 60 % then reboots with a message  "Could not install all of the components"  only to uninstall yet again .

Why are we wasting time with this Windows Update has Microsoft forgotten how to write proper code? It seems to me it has and is no longer employing anyone who can write proper code.

Now please bear in mind I just downloaded the latest drivers for my graphics card  from Nvidia yesterday so why is Microsoft saying it needs updating when the Nvidia system states its up-to-date then oddly stating it failed:

Am I to believe Microsoft knows something the card manufacturer doesn't. There has been no reply from Gigabyte who I contacted in relation to Microsoft Readings comments blaming their hardware system bios  for this failure to update. I do not need to do a clean install as my system ids quite clean as described by Norton Tech who conducted forensic testing. I have to wonder why to are repeating this rubbish that even Microsoft Reading disagrees with. I was told that Microsoft server dumps this 10 (ten) gigabyte of the same crappy drivers to everyone pc connected to the internet. |Further more when I asked if Microsoft was aware of the misery it was causing as some of these machines was incapable of running his update I was told yes they was aware of this and concluded this was a intentional act .

It is criminal?

WELL I HAVE ASKED MULTIPLE TIMES TO DESTIST AND STOP SENDING THESE FILES TO MY COMPUTER. YOU JHHAVE TRIED NUMEROUS OPERATIONS TO STOP UPDATES ALL WHICH ARE REINSTRODUCED WHEN MICROSOFT OFFICE HAS TO REPAIR ITSELF. YES, PLEASE DESIST SENDING ME THESE UPDATES AND PROVIDE A ROUTER PORT AND ADDRESS THAT I CAN BLOCK IN MY ROUTER

Furthermore how can it be  that the update states Its up-to-date knowing the history states everything failed

"S urely this 10 Gigabyte on 328 million computers accessing the internet in a month[1] is a complete waste of this storage. This equates to 3,280 million Gigabytes of shared storage misused per month its quite staggering"

[1]https://propertyupdate.com.au/many-devices-connected-internet-infographic/

As many already explain amd64 is generic industrial name (originally developed by AMD) for instruction set used on Intel and AMD on their 64 bit processors ...

It seems that amd64 is not the OP's real problem, unfortunately, so it's probably better to just leave them be until they get tired of posting.

As many already explain amd64 is generic industrial name (originally developed by AMD) for instruction set used on Intel and AMD on their 64 bit processors.

Read more from here:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-X86-X64-X86-64-AMD64-and-Intel64-Whats-the-difference-between-them

"If I let the system install it runs to 52% and then fails and undoes the entire update. returning the computer to the same as it was before the update."

Obviously you have some issues on your PC (which is not related to any "wrong code base").

See this thread for instructions by DaveM121 how to update manually or, in worst case, how to do clean install.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/upgrading-from-version-1803-to-version-1903/81fc59a5-1ecb-45a8-a9b1-c199ab21917a

No, not legal, that's for sure.

Yes, it is fun watching you work so hard for a non-issue as people have tried to explain to you. But alas you refuse to listen to those that know the difference between X86 and AMD64 and what it really means. Definitely not what you mistakenly believe.

Oh well. Enjoy your hunt.

I have contacted Gigabyte to ask them about this motherboard ticket 707757 here: https://esupport.gigabyte.com/Default/#list