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22-Mar-2009, 06:43 AM #1
Angry Windows Update rollback wanted
Hi Techies,
I have recently updated my win xp home edition (windows is genuine). After that my office ent 2007 is having issues.

Is there any way i can check all the recent updates and choose to uninstall the ones that i want to?
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22-Mar-2009, 06:50 AM #2
You should be able to see and have the option to remove all the updates in Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel, you'll have to click "Show updates" at the top of the window to see them though.
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