Troubleshooting a failed Windows 10 upgrade or feature update

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With the Windows 7 support expiration and more people working from home, an upgrade to Windows 10 is coming into focus for people who may have been av
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Right now the problem is the working at home part.  Companies have robust internet systems to handle the work load.  Making people work at home is clogging and slowing down the internet for everyone.

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maybe everyone except me & a few others, Geo

internet isn’t “slowing down” in my area
where do you live? or what internet provider do you have? my family has Spectrum for internet

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As someone in an already internet marginal area, with a lot of children home from school, the slow down is significant… with slow and failed loading of pages.

I’ve started saving my replies to Notepad before submitting them here at AskWoody, because they fail to load… and… I’ve given up on trying to stream videos, going back to our DVD library, because there is so much buffering going on that the feel of the show is lost.

It is a time that I’m really happy with my extensive music library, too… because music doesn’t stream any faster or better than movies!

Non-techy Win 10 Pro and Linux Mint experimenter

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