usually to speed up a web browser is to have a good internet connection and use ram disk for web cache. (my favorite is softperfect ramdisk; a small disk will do, eg. 2gb) for ms.edge, you can move internet explorer's temporary folder to the ram disk. (yes, internet explorer; press win+r, type iexplore to run it)

alternatively, just use other web browsers.

Yeah but it's fine i already got esds that i need. However I forgot to put ei.cfg to lemme choose w10 pro just now so i ended up installing w10 home (automatically activated with key embedded in bios) the good news is that everything went very well
Ok sorry.

1. Ramdisk is a ram-based virtual drive created with software, like softperfect ramdisk. You install the software and create a ramdisk based on your needs, then move your web browser cache folders to it.

2. 'win+r' means pressing windows key and r key at the same time. It will bring up the run dialogue.

download before sleep ?
windows update eat all internet speed
you can stop by doing this
start > cmd (run as admin) > type "net stop wuauserv" and "net stop bits" (type without quotes "")
else before you sleep just let it update, good luck

Oh too bad. Nvm just use whatever you are comfortable.

As for the background updates, i think it's something else, because the cumulative update to reach 14393.10 is just below 50MB. Note that apps that run in background are a lot in the new w10. I disable all of them.

If you are using wifi, you can set up windows updates so that it's not carried out on metered connections.

understood. i really suggest you move on and stick to what makes you more comfortable.

i do suspect your problems are related to internet bandwidth, but imo an os shouldn't depend on such things to behave nicely.