Roll Back to Previous Version of OneSafe

If you're considering installing Microsoft's latest cumulative update, KB4535996, you may be wondering if it's worth the risk. The update aims to fix various bugs and glitches that have been plaguing Windows 10 users for months, including issues with the start menu, networking problems, and printing errors.

While this update is important for those who've been affected by these glitches, it's essential to consider the potential drawbacks before installing. Microsoft explicitly states that this update is not a security fix, but rather a patch intended to resolve bugs caused by previous updates. This lack of security improvements makes it less critical than other updates, such as cumulative security patches.

In fact, users who've been burned by software glitches in the past may feel jaded about downloading yet another Microsoft update. However, skipping this one won't negatively impact your system unless you're experiencing the issues it addresses.

To roll back to a previous version of OneSafe, make sure you've backed up your data before beginning the process. You can do this by clicking on the Start Menu, opening Settings, and selecting Security and Update. If an update is available, click Download to install it. Once installed, restart your computer to ensure the changes take effect.

While this update may not be as critical as other updates, it's still important for those who've been dealing with glitches for months. By installing KB4535996, you'll be able to resolve these issues and get back to using your Windows PC smoothly.

Roll back to previous version of onesafe