Earlier this month Microsoft published a new support article explaining how to use the new feature of the Windows 11 called “Fix problems using Windows Update” or 'Fix problems using Windows Update'.
Microsoft understands that repairing and recovering Windows is necessary, as users of its operating system often experience problems. This is also why the company added recently ένα εύχρηστο τρόπο με μια shortcut which goes straight to the recovery settings menu in the official instructions for installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware.
Likewise, today, the company updated another of its support articles for uninstalling Windows Updates and added details on how one can use the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE from Windows Recovery Environment ) to do so.
So we have an official guide to uninstall and recover Windows updates.
The new text has been added to both sections of Windows 10 and 11. But the first thing you'll probably notice once you enter the σελίδα is the big disclaimer banner for the upcoming end of support for Windows 10, and Microsoft recommends you stay away from this operating system.
What it says:
- Access the Windows Recovery Environment.
- When Windows RE, select Troubleshooting > Advanced Options > Uninstall Updates.
- Select Uninstall the latest quality update ή Uninstall the latest quality update.
As you can see, the first step takes you to a page detailing WinRE and how to use it. The page also has a warning at the bottom about BitLocker:
Note: If you have encrypted your device, you will need it key BitLocker recovery to use some tools.
