Wow, Shades, I never would have thunk that you were in Paraguay!
I use
WAU Manager to disable Windows Updates completely, and only run updates I think I want. I know M$ wants to "keep your system up to date and secure" but that comes at the price of change in workflow and the hassle of things changing out from under you - AND - it always gives them more power and control over your system. Also, as you have shown, updates are not always good and quite often (I have read about lots of this stuff) updates may cause the machine to stop working. So I try to avoid them unless I have to.
My idea is to avoid any Windows Update until there is no way to continue without it - or to use an update to try and fix something that you know isn't working. If it's not broken, you don't update.
With Windows 7, you could get along fine by picking and choosing the updates you installed. You can do that a little bit with Windows 10, but admittedly, you don't get the same control. Hence
WAU Manager.