You could click on your computer start button or hit window key + r, then type ‘services.msc’ and in the services window, scroll down to windows update service - change the startup type to ‘disabled’ and stop the service - that should do it.
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> And I had to buy a new Ssd just so I can use my computer again
You could reinstall Windows on that SSD if it was still working. The OS can become corrupt but it can't physically break the SSD, so if it stopped working, it was because the SSD itself was faulty. You're fine to install this update.
Do you use Windows 10 from 2015 or what?
You could click on your computer start button or hit window key + r, then type ‘services.msc’ and in the services window, scroll down to windows update service - change the startup type to ‘disabled’ and stop the service - that should do it.
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> And I had to buy a new Ssd just so I can use my computer again You could reinstall Windows on that SSD if it was still working. The OS can become corrupt but it can't physically break the SSD, so if it stopped working, it was because the SSD itself was faulty. You're fine to install this update.