AfriGents,
Please hereby accept my sincerest and humble apology for giving you stick yesterday and the day before. The reason for the high latency and bad download speeds on my network turned out to be due to no fault of yours. There seems to be a process on my W10 PC that is stuck on 62% of it's required download.
I have tried to cancel it, restart it, defer it and delete it, but nothing is working. I have asked the local MS guy working with us if he could have a look and he also admitted that it is polling for service at MS.com, causing the process to grab all the bandwidth it can to try and push the job through.
Again, sorry for taking it out on you and blaming the first scapegoat I saw.
To all the other guys on here who seem to be having issues, please check your local setup before taking to the forum to vent and point fingers. It's not nice feeling like a complete git and then having to apologise for being a dumbass.
Had the exact same issue whilst running windows updates on the previous preview build. Only solution was to completely wipe the update history and let windows re-initialize it.
a. Go to menu Start> All Programs> Accessories. Right click on the "command prompt" and select "Run as Administrator".
b. Copy/paste the below command:
c. net stop wuauserv
d. And select OK.
e. Wait until confirmation that the service is stopped.
f. To delete the file, copy the following command in the command prompt:
g. del %systemroot%\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\Logs\edb.log
h. You can also delete it manually by going to the location in windows explorer.
i. you can restart the service with this command:
j. net start wuauserv
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