Having been through a nightmare with the a previous Win 10 build, because of a conflict in sfc with NVidia driver versions I have been mindful of how sensitive Win 10 is to updated drivers. There was a period of 2 months during which time I was not connected and a number of updates had been missed. I had recently travelled to Turkey from the UK for a long term stay so that setting up a secure internet connection took some time. I have an asus n56vm that responded unkindly to the Anniversary Update, but there were a number of vectors that coincided to make the update a horror story. I hope this helps someone else! Good luck! The computer reinstalled the update, rebooted and has been working just fine since. Once it booted back up and worked okay, I downloaded Microsoft's Media Creation Tool () and reinstalled the update this way (rather than throught the Windows Update on the computer, which was giving me problems). When it finished, it restarted itself and continued to revert itself back to the previously working Windows 10 build.
I then looked under Recovery options, selected "Roll back to previous build", and let the system alone to uninstall the problematic anniversary (version 1607) update.
I fixed it by starting the computer up in safe mode (in Windows 10, hold the "Shift" key down while (re)starting). After updating my Windows 10 system with this recent Anniversary Update (version 1607), it became TERRIBLY slow on start-up and would freeze or crash after a painstaking minute or two after logging in.
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