He notes that the roll back has three pieces.
Firstly:
- Go to Settings | Update & Security | Windows Update,
- Click View Update History,
- Then click Uninstall Updates
- This will open the old-style Control Panel interface.
- Select the problematic update, and click Uninstall (NB: use Safe Mode might be required to do this if the compatibility problems are really bad)
- Go to https://bit.ly/show-hide-update to download Microsoft's "Show or hide updates" troubleshooter
- Run the troubleshooter
- Choose “Hide Updates”, and select the troublesome update.
Thanks, Ed! Another great fix.
Sam
- Reference: Bott, E. (16 January 2019). Uninstall an update. Retrieved from http://enews.techrepublic.com/hostedemail/email.htm?CID=54960974945&ch=E906F54B1A3170832E91AD47ADEBE4DF&h=d80140b9855e69695da673f2fd2275d0&ei=W9GZ0cINC&schema=echo3
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