I agree. I had to revert to my backup copy of the OS made in November thanks to the stupid 1809 update. That update was soo buggy and slow, my macros to auto switch and enable screens on the TV or other monitors all failed as a result due to the OS being slow to respond to the commands unless I increase the delay between clicks.
Also, my sound card disappears when I use update 1809.
Even more sneakily, Windows 10 build 1809 purposely REMOVES all your system restore backups including making my OS partition backup not appear in System Restore.
I had to go to recovery and finally find the hidden option to revert to the old 1803. But some traces of 1809 remained and it made my macros still fail randomly due to the OS being slow.
I used the system restore "System Image Restore Point" that I created and just need to update a few software after that to restore Windows back to normal. My internet cookies and all were still intact since I can still use my web.whatsapp page even though I had changed phones after my backup was done.
As mentioned on one of the tech news, if you click on "Check for Updates" it means you choose to be a level 2 beta tester or something like that. If you prefer not to be a beta tester, just let Windows update by itself at times without you manually pressing to update Windows.
I am now back to 1803 with the automatic updates and not to 1809 automatically. And I turned on the delay updates for 1 month as well to give Windows a chance to mature and let other people be guinea pigs.
Making me beta test a laggy and slow OS for a retail consumer product. Extremely disrespectful.
