Here's a script that allows you to take some control of windows update. It looks promising but as always, YMMV.
 
https://www.ghacks.net/20...dows-10-manually-only/
 
By the way, you can also use the Feedback Hub app to report issues or to register your dissatisfaction about aspects of Windows 10 to Microsoft. Microsoft Windows developers are sometimes less than scrupulous about checking this forum for bug reports. 

Gracias, por este articulo, auque creo que sonar, deberia tener su propia herramienta automatica, para el mejor rendimineto de todo el conjunto, ya que creo que a microsoft esto le va pero lo justo para cumplir.
Ojala sonar lo pudiera tener......muchas gracias

Just read this on The Register
 
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/26/stop_downloading_win10_creators_update/
 

Tascam are warning owners of the US20x20 of issues and advising not to allow the upgrade until Microsoft has a fix.
 
And in the programming world, development environments are experiencing issues, apparently due to the way Windows now moves libraries around and this causes problems for debuggers.

I have a laptop with a hi-res screen and an update just doubled the space between desktop icons.
Apparently you can fix it by changing values in the registry, but seriously.--
 
And disabling updates is also not a good idea as WannaCry proves. Not even easily done on the Win10 Home edition.
 
Oh, the joys of these updates. Someone should send Microsoft the bill.

jpetersen
 
And disabling updates is also not a good idea as WannaCry proves. Not even easily done on the Win10 Home edition.
 

i disable updates on all my pc's, always have, both pro and home versions of windows 10, never had a problem, and it is just as easy to disable the updates on the home versions i have as it is on the pro versions i have, it's just a couple of mouse clicks and done

The Grim

jpetersen
 
And disabling updates is also not a good idea as WannaCry proves. Not even easily done on the Win10 Home edition.
 

i disable updates on all my pc's, always have, both pro and home versions of windows 10, never had a problem, and it is just as easy to disable the updates on the home versions i have as it is on the pro versions i have, it's just a couple of mouse clicks and done

As my machine as perpetually connected to the internet, I make sure all Windows 10 updates are installed whenever they are released. I also have system restore enabled just in case.

The way mine is configured is that Windows 10 updates are downloaded, but I choose when to install them so I know that the update has occurred. 

I have categorically, however, disabled the downloading of any drivers.  This is one thing I do myself from the manufacturer's website's rather than rely on Microsoft for these.

I have not had any issues with any Windows 10 updates to date, including the anniversary edition and the Creator's update.

I support a couple dozen comps.  For many, including my own, i have disabled the windows update service so i can manually update when required. But not for all depending upon our agreements of service.
 
Two clients lost all printers during January's update. Now i have remote access to the computers and the updates are disabled.
 
The MS asses have cost users with limited connections lots of overages.
 
and: the store updating is separate from windows updates.  I had caught the store starting to download 1 gig on a client's computer.  So i had to start opening it and changing the setting for every computer. A waste of time.
The new version is now defaulted to not auto updating.
 
And: updated 3 computers recently to the "Creative" update: game mode is ON.
 
I have also disabled a bunch of TaskScheduler tasks. The ONEdrive nag screen is started as a task. It might still happen even after One drive is uninstalled.
 
And so on.
 
There is still a need to tweek computers. No matter how fast they are, the imbeciles managing software development continue to add crap without permission doing stuff that is not needed.
 
A couple of years ago, at 1am on a wednesday, during a session, the defragger started. Lots of crap like that is run from the taskscheduler. 

I updated to Win 10 Creator a few days ago and only had to reset my XLN/AD2 and Cakewalk accounts. Gaming mode is off. Everything is running sweet. 
 
If the upgrade causes issues then it can be rolled back.
 
Best with it
 
Gary
 

My USB MIDI devices are all jacked up since the update.  I have no idea how to get them working again.  Basically they randomly become "unrecognized/failed" devices.  When I reboot a different set will work or not work.  And, i can't seem to use a powered hub anymore.