If you have an anti-spy program--like O&OShutup10--running it can block updates. Try temporarily turning it off and check for updates again. This worked for me.
Is your system any one of these? Core CoreN Pro ProN Education EducationN Enterprise + verified MSA Insider EnterpriseN + verified MSA Insider
with me mentioning my install date, I meant that the reason for the delayed upgrade isn't to allow me to go back to my old system in case I wanted to "as microsoft claimed" so no need to make fun of something if you don't understand it I guess & no I don't wanna make any registry changes, I already downloaded the iso but I didn't install it yet, just waiting to see how things r going & when I might receive the upgrade
I have KTS 2016 but it never blocked any updates so I don't know, maybe it's a region related issue IDK
I'd try turning it off for a minute. I would get updates with O&O on but wasn't getting the last two after installing the 10586 .iso until I turned it off.
MS have went completely overboard with Tracking/Telemetry with this OS. I don't really care about them collecting a certain ammount of data, but the internet bandwidth they steal is completely beyond a joke. My browsing speeds were like I was on dial-up connection... getting about 1mb/s of my 50mb/s service. Had to go completely out of my way to block as much telemetry collections as I could, to get my bandwidth back to @46mb/s. No doubt future updates will just re-enable them to grab my bandwidth again.
please, i have win 10586 pro. if i download and install the iso in first post (tech bench), have i a newer version or the same thing? thanks
Installed since yesterday from zero (i was on 10240) Much more smooth and faster. Cortana deactivated, Windows search deactivated... i love it!
Powershell (admin) command: Get-BitsTransfer -AllUsers | select * or Get-BitsTransfer -AllUsers | fl * >C:\address.txt or Get-BitsTransfer -AllUsers | select FileList | Format-List >C:\address.txt or Get-BitsTransfer -AllUsers | Select -ExpandProperty FileList | Select -ExpandProperty RemoteName >$env:userprofile\desktop\ESD-url.txt