Actualizaciones windows 8.1 pro Thinkpad Yoga S1

hola , qusiera su ayuda en esta condicion sobre las actualizaciones de windows Update de Windows 8.1 Pro , mi problema es que hace un mes tengo un Thinkapad Yoga S1 y como trae presinstalado Windows 8.1 se bajaron e instalaron actualizaciones por defecto del sistema, pero despues de esta condicion se produjo que el sistema para conectar a internet era muy lento y en algunaas ocaciones no cargaba pagina, comprobe la conectividad en otros computudaroes y era normal en conexion wifi y carga de paginas en internet. restaure el sistema de windows 8.1 de fabrica en el equipo pero para el tema de las actualizaciones lo dehje manual y no he instalado ninguna , favor agradeceria me señalarn que actualziaciones debo instalar y no afecte el rendimiento del equipo y sobre todo en la conexion de wfi e internet.

Hola macontreras15 que tal,
Antes del formateo llegaste a verificar cuales fueron las actualizaciones que se instalaron? a partir de hay se puede observar en especifico que actualización en especifico es el problema y si una de estas actualizaciones son un caso genérico relacionado a tu problema, disculpa todo el rollo pero no tengo una Thinkpad yoga y no podría segurar que alguna actualización sea la culpable.
Lo que si podría ser y es poco regular una actualización relacionada a la WIFI de tu ordenador, en ese caso se debería intentar con la versión el controlador que tenias antes de dicha actualización, porque quizás la versión actualizada de ser el caso puede ser el problema.
Un saludo.
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