To help enhance the security and performance of your computer, we do not recommend removing updates.
1.
Open Installed Updates by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Programs, and then, under Programs and Features, clicking View installed updates.
2.
Click the update that you want to remove, and then click Uninstall. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
If you want, you can reinstall the update later by going to Windows Update in Control Panel and checking again for updates. To stop Windows from installing or notifying you about an update, see Troubleshoot problems with removing updates.
Note If you can't remove an update, your computer might be connected to a network where updates are managed by Group Policy. In other cases, you might not be able to remove an update because it applies to a security-related area of the operating system. If you think an update that you can't remove is causing problems, contact your system administrator or your organization's technical support group, or see Troubleshoot problems with removing updates.
An administrative tool for managing user settings and computer settings across a network.
Operating system
__elbasuer__
Operating system
The computer program that manages all other programs on the computer. The operating system stores files, allows you to use software programs, and coordinates the use of computer hardware (such as the keyboard and mouse).
Update
__elbasuer__
Update
Additions to software that can prevent or fix problems, enhance the security of a computer, or improve a computer's performance.
Help and How-to
