New Windows 10 update making everything slow

I’m not computer savy and my computer is only 2 years old!  I use it in my insurance business. Did the upgrade today and it took half my day. Then when it finally finished it took forever to boot up. Takes ten minutes to load my Google Gmail. I typically have two emails, my rater, my CRM and carriers open during the day. I CANNOT operate this way. Is there a simple way a non-coder can fix her laptop???  Costing my business and angry customers because I cannot access their policies. This forum is way over my head. Thanks MS for screwing up my business

I'm very happy to hear that your system is up and running again. To answer your question, I deleted everything. I wiped my M.2 primary "C" drive clean. Now you have me curious, did you wipe yours clean or did you save your data. I had been through this wiping process so many times, back to back as a result of Microsoft's ***** updates that I was not willing to take any chances, that I might have to dump it again. 

If you don't mind, please share if you keep your data or not, so that we can all learn from your experience.

Thank you for sharing with me, that you had success at getting your system back up. I only wish that Microsoft would do better, when it comes to their updates. Folks pay for their product and then the general public has to figure out how to make it work each time they screw up. In my opinion, that's a poor way to run a Company. The reason I say this is do to the fact that there a probably Millions of Window Users that are very angry at the fact the updates crash their gaming rigs, businesses etc.... 

My son is a Gamer and I am a Video editor, with 8 Screens and 3 Rigs supporting my editing system, and talk about getting mad, you know the cartoons when one of the characters go from peaceful to red hot mad, well that's me, as a result of having to wipe my rigs so many times. Prior to this very last update, I had not even finished restoring my Rigs the way I had them, then bam another update comes out, only to force me to have to wipe it all clean again. There other words I wish I could say here, but I know Microsoft would not permit it to be visible. I learned this from experience.

Again Thank You Kindly

wow... you're kidding right? Wait, let me get a computer science degree is I can log on to Windows.

Thanks for releasing an update thats completely unstable but you cheap f**ks cant even do customer service without having anyone pay you.  So much for being a "windows MVP" water the f**k that means you gave instructions to uninstall something you released too early now you cheap a********s are f**ked cant wait till you guys go bankrupt for trying to screw us over.

same crab here