the latest windows update cannot be removed

Ranger4 · 10 Jan 2019

Rick33. Please refer to my reply on your duplicate Thread.

rick33 · 11 Jan 2019

thanks but every time i uninstall the update it brings in another one! this picture is from the INSTALLED page! . when i uninstall a file - a new one appears
even tho the internet was OFF and the settings was no auto installs
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PS the forum links in the emails do not work

Paul Black · 11 Jan 2019

Hi rick33,

Does this help

January 8, 2019 - KB4480970 (Monthly Rollup) Windows 7.

rick33 · 11 Jan 2019

Paul Black said:

Hi rick33,

Does this help

January 8, 2019 - KB4480970 (Monthly Rollup) Windows 7.

UHOH thanks

Paul Black · 11 Jan 2019

Hi rick33,

rick33 said:

UHOH thanks

UHOH ???

rick33 · 11 Jan 2019

Guys- what do I do now?
to get system restore working so i can go back to an earlier time.
i have tried the F8 option thingy - no luck

thanks

and remove those updates!

Struggling7 · 11 Jan 2019

Paul Black said:

Hi rick33,

UHOH ???

Maybe he's referring to this quote from that zdnet.com link from Brink (last post).

This time they've found that its January security updates are bricking Windows 7 devices with an errant 'Not Genuine' Windows license error,

Paul Black · 11 Jan 2019

Hi Struggling7,

Struggling7 said:

Maybe he's referring to this quote from that zdnet.com link from Brink (last post).

Perhaps!

rick33 · 11 Jan 2019

How do i get windows 7 working properly again?
and the system restore working again?
as the windows update had a problem
Uninstalling the updates just caused more... see picture above.
even with the internet OFF and the update set to manual.. it still kept putting in another installed update
REALLY do not want to go back to factory specs!!!
thanks

Ranger4 · 11 Jan 2019

even with the internet OFF and the update set to manual.. it still kept putting in another installed update

Can you explain exactly how you are trying to uninstall the Updates. Are you using the Windows Update program. Have you done what I suggested in Post #10.

The "picture above" does not tell us anything & it is very difficult to read it.