Win 10 SCU Clean Install?

Geosammy said:

Can I delay these type of updates, running Windows Home?

AddRAM said:

Nope.

I don`t use Home, if there are ways, I`m sure someone will post them.

The registry settings for these Pro 'defer' options are listed in Option Two of this tutorial.

Windows Update - Defer Feature and Quality Updates in Windows 10

It was reported in post #45 of that thread that the registry settings work in Home too.

Bree said:

The registry settings for these Pro 'defer' options are listed in Option Two of this tutorial.

Windows Update - Defer Feature and Quality Updates in Windows 10

It was reported in post #45 of that thread that the registry settings work in Home too.

@Bree

I'm not a big fan of hacking the registry.
If it were meant to be, I wouldn't need to use a registry hack.
The whole idea of a Pro and Home version, to me seems dumb, but I'm not the CEO of Microsoft.

Like I said, if you want to post a shot of Disk Management and tell what you think is wrong, we can easily fix it with Partition Wizard.

Disk Management - How to Post a Screenshot of Windows 10 Tutorials

Geosammy said:

I'm not a big fan of hacking the registry.
If it were meant to be, I wouldn't need to use a registry hack.
The whole idea of a Pro and Home version, to me seems dumb, but I'm not the CEO of Microsoft.

It's not really a hack, all you are doing in this case is changing registry settings that can be changed in Pro using the Setting app, but in Home that part of the Settings app has been removed so you are stuck with the defaults. Still, if editing the registry makes you nervous then it's safest not to.

As for Home vs. Pro, the main point of Pro is the ability to join a Domain, something very few (if any) home users need.

AddRAM said:

Like I said, if you want to post a shot of Disk Management and tell us what you think is wrong, we can easily fix it with Partition Wizard.

@AddRAM

I posted my Disk Management question here...
Disk Management Query Solved - Windows 10 Forums

I was given what I believe was pretty good suggestions.
However, if you want to have a look.
Perhaps you may have a better suggestion, than the one I planed on going with.

Bree said:

It's not really a hack, all you are doing in this case is changing registry settings that can be changed in Pro using the Setting app, but in Home that part of the Settings app has been removed so you are stuck with the defaults. Still, if editing the registry makes you nervous then it's safest not to.

As for Home vs. Pro, the main point of Pro is the ability to join a Domain, something very few (if any) home users need.

@Bree

I'd rather not make changes to the registry, if I can help it.
The way I feel, is that I shouldn't have the need to go into the registry in the first place.

Bree said:

As for Home vs. Pro, the main point of Pro is the ability to join a Domain, something very few (if any) home users need.

@Bree

This still seems kind of redundant to me.
They could have released Windows Home with all the same features that Pro offers.
Without having to remove any features.
It would just be Windows and Windows Enterprise.
Instead, they divided the market to make money.
I don't see the need, to have all these different versions of the same thing.

I agree with others in that thread, and think you should just wait and clean install the Spring Creators Update.

One thing that jumps out at me in your specs is the Kingston memory, it may be slowing your Corsair memory down.

If you mix memory with different speeds, all the memory will run at the slower speed.

What speed does Task Manager show your memory is running at ?

AddRAM said:

I agree with others in that thread, and think you should just wait and clean install the Spring Creators Update.

@AddRAM

Yes, without a doubt.
I also feel that's the best plan.
Thanks AddRAM, for taking the time to look over that thread. :)