There are several ways to uninstall a Windows 10 update. We've outlined them below with easy-to-follow instructions, so you can get back to using your device without any problems.

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Follow the below-mentioned steps to remove PIN login from Windows 10. Kindly note that in case you are using face or fingerprint recognition, they will stop working on PIN removal.

In Windows 8.1, you uninstall desktop programs the traditional way—by heading to the Control Panel. You can still do that in Windows 10, but there are also two new methods: one in the Start menu ...

To uninstall an update on Windows 10, use these steps: Open Settings. Click on Update & security. Click on Windows Update. Click the View update history option. (Image credit: Mauro Huculak) ...

We’ve shown you how to get rid of the OneDrive icon in File Explorer with a registry hack, but that doesn’t uninstall OneDrive and it will still show up elsewhere. Although Microsoft doesn’t ...

Microsoft recommends that users keep their Windows 10 installations up-to-date, and while this is a good practice for security, there are times when Windows updates can cause more harm than good.

Windows 10 won't actually let you perform a roll-back unless your device is connected to a power source, so no worries. Use the Advanced Startup menu You can also perform the roll-back from the ...

Windows 10, bless it, arrives packing lots of annoying bloatware. Some of it you can uninstall; some you cannot (cough Your Phone cough).And while the operating system feels like it’s gotten a ...

This method is the quickest way to remove apps and programs from your PC, but it can’t be used to remove Microsoft’s baked-in Windows 10 apps, like Mail and Calendar. 1. Click Start .