Use this method if a small security or quality update is causing bugs or performance issues. Open by pressing Windows key + I .
If rolling back doesn’t solve the issue, the update may have corrupted your system files. In that case, open the Command Prompt (as Administrator) and type sfc /scannow . This "System File Checker" will look for corrupted files and repair them.
Watch these video guides to see the step-by-step process for rolling back updates on both Windows 10 and 11: How to Roll Back Windows Updates (Windows 10 & 11) DeviceDiagnostics Roll Back Windows Updates - Windows 10/11 How to Roll Back Windows 11 25H2 Update - SECURELY! 360 Reader
Here is your step-by-step guide to hitting the "Undo" button on a bad Windows update.
Use this method if a small security or quality update is causing bugs or performance issues. Open by pressing Windows key + I .
If rolling back doesn’t solve the issue, the update may have corrupted your system files. In that case, open the Command Prompt (as Administrator) and type sfc /scannow . This "System File Checker" will look for corrupted files and repair them.
Watch these video guides to see the step-by-step process for rolling back updates on both Windows 10 and 11: How to Roll Back Windows Updates (Windows 10 & 11) DeviceDiagnostics Roll Back Windows Updates - Windows 10/11 How to Roll Back Windows 11 25H2 Update - SECURELY! 360 Reader
Here is your step-by-step guide to hitting the "Undo" button on a bad Windows update.
