I've had a similar experience too with both the forced updates (if I delay too long because I'm busy and need to get work done now just ignores my requests afte

I've had a similar experience too with both the forced updates (if I delay too long because I'm busy and need to get work done now just ignores my requests after a while and does it anyway) and it switching my defaults to whatever it ships with (like changed my file associations from vim to notepad or nothing, changing my default browser from Firefox to edge or chrome, or re-enabling the ads on the lock screen). I'm not sure if it's poor testing, apathy, malice, or assumption of user stupidity. I want there to be a "new, cool, and less evil" Microsoft and that my assumptions are wrong, but it's starting to look like that's all smoke and mirrors. I wish I could go back to Windows 7 without starting from scratch again, and that they asked before they updated me to Windows 10 (it's installed on a USB hard drive and the installer wouldn't let me go back because "Windows 7 is incompatible with USB boot drives" or some garbage like that).