Windows 10: Update to Windows 10, Version 1803 kills Lenovo laptop

A couple of days ago, update 1803 for Windows 10 Home (64 bit) installed on our desktop with no problems. However, today 1803 tried to install on our Lenovo Z50-70 laptop (also 64 bit Windows 10). We left the house, and when we got back, the laptop screen asked what keyboard I wanted to use. Uh oh, this didn't look good. I selected US, and then it took me to the Choose An Option page. Here are the options that were presented:
... Continue. Exit and roll back
... Use a device (USB, network, etc.)
... Use another operating system
... Troubleshoot (Reset PC or see Advanced Option)
... Turn off your PC

I'm an experienced PC user, but no genius by any means. I selected the first option, which gave three options for rolling back, none of which worked. Nothing in the second option seems to apply. I don't have another operating system, so the third option is out. Troubleshoot seemed like the most likely place to go, but nothing there helps. Then I selected the last option to turn off the PC. Upon restarting, nothing is any better. It just starts the cycle over again with selecting a keyboard.

It seems to me that something got corrupted during the update process. Where do I go from here? Thanks for your help.

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Windows 10: Update 1803 failed - leaves laptop machine unusable

Hi there,

Although our laptop is not listed on the page you referred to... it is listed on their website at :-

Products :: laptops and netbooks :: lenovo v series laptops :: lenovo v570 notebook :: downloads :: ds012808 contentdetail

This page makes it clear that Windows 10 is supported on Lenovo V series machines.

I was running Windows 10 version 1709 on the machine without any issues before I tried to update to 1803.

At this stage, I would be happy to go back to version 1709!

Please help with that and I will contact Lenovo forthwith.

regards,

Allan

 

Windows 10 1803 update killed Inspiron 11 3000 touchpad driver

The Windows 10 1803 update killed my Inspiron 11 3000 touchpad driver. It looks like Windows doesn't detect the touchpad. The latest version of Dell's touchpad driver said Synaptics driver is not needed, and the previous versions claimed to have installed
the driver but it's not there. The basic PS/2 mouse driver makes the touchpad pretty much useless. Unfortunately the Dell Community is useless.

It looks like the Lenovo folks are experiencing the same issue. Anyone else getting the same thing?