Windows 10's updates take "meh, good enough" a little too casually though. It can sit on 21% for three-quarters of an hour then jump to 81% for 15 minutes more and then 98% and done in a few seconds. I suspect they decided to only update the progress bar after completion of (e.g.) each file installed, and that in the above scenario there are some really huge files that are complex to install and a few smaller / simpler files after that.,(reply>), @Andy Rumming <br><br>There's a difference between bloatware and viruses. Do your research.,(reply>), @odizzido that's fine,(reply>), @Veron I don't like them being force patched in. Let me decide when I want to run the updates. That's why I used W7 until I switched to PopOS,(reply>), Attention: Medical supply needed.<br>Number of pill(s): 1<br>Type: Pacifier<br>For: @Andy Rumming<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>sorry if you mad but imo, your amount of emojis in every reply (2) is not in my word dictionary,(reply>), @Andy Rumming Take your meds.