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How do I uninstall this latest piece of garbage, every time there is an update other computers on the network are locked out of the internet, fed up with it will probably go back to Linux !!!

An update on one computer will have no effect on the Internet access of others.

Tired of sounding like a broken record here, but if it was a piece of garbage, we'd all have issues. 400 million installs can't be wrong. Windows 10 is an incredibly stable OS that runs very well. My entire organization of 140 people would agree.

Now, if you'd like to explain the issue or do something other than just rant, we'd be glad to try and help.

Everytime I do an update I have problems with other computers on the wired network connecting to the internet, there is file access but no Internet access, really getting fed up with it, is there a way to get rid of the latest update.

Auskart said:

How do I uninstall this latest piece of garbage, every time there is an update other computers on the network are locked out of the internet, fed up with it will probably go back to Linux !!!

What piece of garbage are you talking about?

Auskart said:

Everytime I do an update I have problems with other computers on the wired network connecting to the internet, there is file access but no Internet access, really getting fed up with it, is there a way to get rid of the latest update.

Are you talking about iTunes?

Auskart said:

Everytime I do an update I have problems with other computers on the wired network connecting to the internet, there is file access but no Internet access, really getting fed up with it, is there a way to get rid of the latest update.

The OP wants to uninstall the latest update.
Not windows 10.

Auskart said:

Everytime I do an update I have problems with other computers on the wired network connecting to the internet, there is file access but no Internet access, really getting fed up with it, is there a way to get rid of the latest update.

This isn't going to help you with your problem, but I'd like to understand this better.

At what point in the update process do the other computers have problems? During the download of the update or during the installation? It could be something as simple as the download eating all your WAN bandwidth. (Not likely, but possible if you have a slow internet connection.) If that is the case, you are probably going to have problems with Linux, too.

On the other hand, there could be something causing your internet "modem" (or whatever device connects you to the internet) to choke. As ridiculous as this sounds, there is a well documented design flaw in a product - Acronis True Image 2017 - that causes some cable modems to reset. (Not only is it well documented, but there is a circumvention - block remote UDP ports 1900 and 5553.) I seriously doubt that there is anything in the Win10 upgrade process that causes a problem like this, but if there is, Microsoft needs to know about it. Be aware that you would need to have this very clearly and specifically documented. Otherwise you risk being accused of being under the influence of controlled substances.