If you do not have a backup to restore, you've got a lot of work ahead of you to (hopefully) recover your personal data, clean install Windows, re-install your application software and setup your computer all over again. This happens mainly because old files are being changed or replaced by new files during an update. I can do this in less than 10 or 15 minutes and I've gone back in time like nothing happened. Whether intentional or accidental, your PC shutting down or rebooting during updates can corrupt your Windows operating system and you could lose data and cause slowness to your PC. If your computer is not working properly, or not working at all, when you restart then you should restore a backup of your hard drive. Won't be missing any of your personal files. If your computer has been unresponsive for more than 2 hours (that's the longest I would wait - some would wait even longer) you have no choice but to power off and then hope and pray that when you restart you computer it will still work properly and you People have no way to recover when things go wrong with their computers, and they put years of irreplaceable documents, pictures and video at risk every day.
Many people (hope you're not one of them) still do not backup regularly or at all, even though computer writers, broadcasters, teachers, bloggers and virtually every technology publication have been shouting it from the rooftops for years. If your computer appears to freeze while installing an update that's the sign of a serious problem which could have any number of causes.
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