Microsoft releases new security patches every second Tuesday This month's issue addresses potential errors and errors. However, sometimes, such updates themselves will encounter some problems, which will lead to new problems on the computer.
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There are many ways to restore Windows to its previous state, such as rolling back Windows, using system backup, and so on. However, the best way to avoid new errors is to uninstall the cumulative updates that were recently applied. In this guide, we will discuss two different ways to uninstall Windows 10 cumulative updates on your computer. They are –
If the latest patch update on your Windows 10 PC causes some problems, you can uninstall it. You can follow either of these two methods to perform this operation.
1] Remove Windows 10 updates from the Control Panel
Just like any other software in Windows, you can remove recently installed Windows 10 updates through the Control Panel. That's it –
- Press Windows+I Start the settings application.
- Select Update and Security, and then select Windows Update .
- Scroll down to View Update History in the right pane.
- Once found, hit the same.
- Next, click“ Uninstall Updates “。
- You will then be redirected to the control panel.
- Find and right-click the recently installed "KB" and click uninstall .
- A pop-up window appears asking to confirm the deletion, click yes .
- The system automatically restarts after uninstalling the latest cumulative updates.
If not, restart Windows to merge recent changes.
2] Uninstall the latest cumulative updates using the command prompt
Alternatively, you can use the command prompt to delete the latest cumulative updates. Here's how to perform this task –
- First, start the command prompt as an administrator.
- On the elevated console, copy/paste the following code and press Enter –
wmic qfe list brief /format:table
- Running the above command will display the Windows 10 update history in table form.
note : This table lists the most recently installed updates and their installation dates.
- seek Patch ID List and note the first entry. For example“ KB4565627 "In the snapshot above. You can scroll right to“ Installed on "Part.
- Now, execute the following code –
wusa /uninstall /kb:4565627
note : Ensure replacement“ four million five hundred and sixty-five thousand six hundred and twenty-seven ”And the corresponding cumulative update number.
- A pop-up window appears asking to confirm this operation, click yes .
- The command prompt will then run a script to remove this update and Restart your device .
this is it. Now that you know the two different ways to uninstall the latest cumulative updates, please tell us the best way for you in the comments below.
Why is it important to uninstall a failed Windows 10 update?
Sometimes, recent patch updates may do more harm than good. For example, your device may start to run slowly, and the application needs more time to start. In this case, it is better to use one of the above two methods to delete the recently installed updates.
