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Unfortunately, you can't just turn off updates in Windows 10. So a future update could do the same thing again, but in a worst case scenario you could do a factory recovery to restore your original operating system.

Gottfried posted this some time ago, but computer users imaging their OS drive before upgrading is the wisest thing to do.

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I'm starting to detect what may be a pattern in Windows 10 update failures. I'll outline my current recommendation, and what steps, if any, you should take when updating to Windows 10.

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