How To Uninstall A Microsoft Windows OS Update
After installing updates sometimes, we face unexpected system crashing problems, errors and blue screen of death problems. It is always advisable to maintain your system up to date, but after updates if issues are raised you can uninstall Windows update manually.

Microsoft regularly releases updates to Windows Operating system to improve system performance, fix bugs and resolve security issues. Every system by default Automatic updates are enabled and Windows prompts you to restart the computer after installing all updates.
After installing updates sometimes, we face unexpected system crashing problems, errors and blue screen of death problems. The reason for crashes is still unknown and the next update will fix this issue. But when we can expect next update? tomorrow or next week? Meanwhile, you face this issue while using it. If you are looking for a way to fix this issue, our tutorial will help. It is always advisable to maintain your system up to date, but after updates, if issues are raised you can uninstall Windows update manually.
How to Uninstall a Windows Update-Simple Guide
- First open control panel, you can easily open a control panel by right-clicking on the Windows start button, here you’ll find Control Panel option.

- Here in the Control Panel find “Programs and Features” link and open it. Next, on the left side of the windows, you’ll see “View Installed Updates” link. Now click on the link to open.
- Here you can see all the latest installed Windows Updates with version number update date and publisher ID.
- In the list of updates first, you need to find out which update is causing issues with your system. By checking on system failure dates and installed update time you can easily find out the problem causing the update.

- After finding problematic update simply right-click on the update and “Uninstall” it.
- If you want to get rid of the update problems in future you can easily avoid the Automatic Update feature by clicking on the “System and Security” > “Windows Update” here click on “Turn automatic updating on or off”.
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