Windows updates are essential for security and performance, but they can sometimes feel like a game of Russian roulette. One minute your computer is running smoothly, and the next, a new update has broken your audio, crashed your Wi-Fi driver, or caused the dreaded Blue Screen of Death.
If your computer is still usable but acting buggy (e.g., lag, driver issues, app crashes), you can uninstall the update directly from the Settings menu. how to rollback to previous windows update