Software conflicts teach you to uninstall Win7 update patch

        All operating systems need to be constantly updated during use to ensure that the computer runs smoothly and safely. Win7 is no exception. For Windows systems, every once in a while, Microsoft will release a new fix pack that contains many individual updates. Although Microsoft will test every patch, there are so many Win7 users, each user's software environment is different, so not all updates can run as expected, and patches and software conflicts. The problem. If a program does not work properly after installing an update, or if the system is running abnormally, you need to uninstall the patch first.

Click the "Start" button, find and open the "Control Panel" in the Start menu, and then open "Programs and Features - View Installed Updates".


open options


View installed updates

listed here is in Win7 all installed updates through the "installation time." , you can find out which updates have been installed recently. Select the update you want to uninstall, right click the mouse and select "Uninstall". After


select and uninstall recently installed update

note that some right-click the update, you may not have the "Uninstall" menu pops up. Because the update files are in order, if they are associated with other updates or programs, they cannot be uninstalled directly.

After the uninstall confirmation window pops up, click "Yes" to continue.


click "Yes" to continue

if later found wrong, do not worry, you can still download and install this update again. Open "Control Panel - System and Security - WindowsUpdate", on the left side of the window, click "Check for Updates".


check for updates

However, unless there is good reason, it is recommended that you uninstall the update should not arbitrarily, because once you uninstall the update, the problem may become even worse, and the computer Exposure to malware attacks.