Windows 10: Loading and restarting slowed down to a crawl after 2004 update

Once again an update ruins my PC, but this time I actually don't know what to do.


So I had a snappy Windows 10 machine, but then it started pestering me about an update. I resisted for a while knowing full well how it can end up but gave in after it said my system would no longer be supported if I didn't update. As soon as it completed the 2004 build; I don't know which one I had previously I realised that my load times have increased from a couple of seconds to a couple of minutes and also I noticed that the option to shut down or restart my PC didn't work neither did pressing the power buton on my computer case - I clicked the options, start menu disappeared but nothing else happened.


I tried rolling back the update to no avail. System started acting erratic - like, it didn't load up at all - and then just like thatit went back to loading after 5+ minutes. So I went with the full reset and of course it downloaded build 2004 and now I have a fresh Windows installation with similarly horrendous load times. I do not know what to do next.


What is really strange is the fact that everything works perfectly after system has loaded. It did before the system reset and it does now after I've pulled the plug.


How can a Windows update actually destroy a healthy PC just like that? How do I fix it?

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