Windows 10: Latest Windows updates at tortoise speed 2 hours and it's at 11% only.

So I decided to restart and update my Windows 10, and its almost 2 hours since I did, and right now it's only at just 11%. And it has been at 11% for the last hour or so.


It looks like this:




It says:

Working on updates 11%

Don't disconnect your PC. This action can take a few minutes. Quite a few of them, it seems

Your PC will restart multiple times.


Has anyone had this? How long did it take? Is there any solution? It's really frustrating, having no idea how long will it take, not being able to turn it off, because that can end up in more problems.

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11 1/2 hours for the Spring update?!!!

It took 11 hours 38 minutes to do the Spring update on my laptop! This is a 2 year old Dell Inspiron 5559 laptop with an I5 CPU, 8 GB RAM, 100 Mbps download speed and 5400 rpm hard drive. It took 5 hours for the first part of the update
to reach 100%, but then it downloaded what it called the 1803 enhancement and took an additional 5 hours 38 minutes to complete. It must've rebooted 6 times during the process. And this laptop was current on updates as of the end of April.



Now I have to ask, isn't it obvious that there's great room for improvement in the way these 6 month updates are implemented? I can do a full system backup in 45 minutes, so it seems totally unreasonable for it to take more than 15 times longer to do this
update. I sure hope MS revisits and improves this process for the next major update.

 

Microsoft store download speeds and windows 10 app load speeds are very slow

Hi Riel,

• The latest update I have showing is "2018-02 Cumulative update for Windows 10 Version 1709 for x64 based system KB4074588"
• I've tried all the below steps suggested by Eeshwar Kumar in this link: Why is Windows Store's download speed so slow?
• And also all by Jane La in the below: Microsoft Store Very Low Download Speeds

Reuben

 

USB 2 devices not reading after win 10 upgrade, latest INF driver installed.

Hi,



Thank you for your response.

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps.

Step 1: I suggest you to go to Manufacturer web site and download and install the latest chipset driver for your device and check if it helps.

Step 2: I suggest you to check for the Windows updates and install all the updates.

• 
  Press Windows logo key +R, enter
  MS-settings: and then press OK. This opens Settings.
  
• 
  In Settings, go to Update & security >
  Windows Update, and then select Check for updates. Install any available updates and restart your PC if required.
  

Keep us posted on this issue so that we can assist you better.