To manually uninstall Windows 11 updates, you can use various methods such as via Settings, Control Panel, PowerShell, Command Prompt, Recovery Environment, or by creating a batch file.
In Settings, navigate to Update History and select the update to uninstall, while in Control Panel, locate the update under Programs and Features.
PowerShell can be used by running it as Administrator, noting the HotfixID of the update, and executing the uninstall command.
Similarly, Command Prompt offers a method to list updates using a command, identify the update, and execute the uninstall command.
For PCs that don't boot, accessing Windows Recovery Environment allows uninstalling updates, enhancing the chances of successful booting.
Creating a batch file containing update IDs facilitates easy uninstallation by running the batch file on the computer.
By following these methods, users can efficiently manage and remove problematic updates on Windows 11, potentially resolving update-related issues.
Automatic system restore setups can further aid in rolling back the PC to a previous state to eliminate unwanted updates effectively.