First update to the latest Windows build by running the Windows Update Assistant at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

Note: this may initially trash your devices (it did for me big-time: no ethernet, no wifi, display stuck in low res with driver error message!).

But: no worries, that was just a means to an end because we straight away go to Settings and choose the option to go back to the previous Windows build.

That's it! Back in your familiar build, Windows Update now works fine. (And any devices trashed by the update are back to normal, of course.)

First update to the latest Windows build by running the Windows Update Assistant at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

Note: this may initially trash your devices (it did for me big-time: no ethernet, no wifi, display stuck in low res with driver error message!).

But: no worries, that was just a means to an end because we straight away go to Settings and choose the option to go back to the previous Windows build:

That's it! Back in your familiar build, Windows Update now works fine. (And any devices trashed by the update are back to normal, of course.)

First update to the latest Windows build by running the Windows Update Assistant at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

This may trash your devices (it did for me big-time: no more ethernet, no more wifi, display stuck in low res with driver error message) but no worries, it's just a means to an end because we straight away go to Settings and choose the option to go back to the previous Windows build.

That's it! Windows Update now works fine in the old build. (And network/display back to normal, of course.)

First update to the latest Windows build by running the Windows Update Assistant at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

Note: this may initially trash your devices (it did for me big-time: no ethernet, no wifi, display stuck in low res with driver error message!).

But: no worries, that was just a means to an end because we straight away go to Settings and choose the option to go back to the previous Windows build.

That's it! Back in your familiar build, Windows Update now works fine. (And any devices trashed by the update are back to normal, of course.)