Windows 10: Need help quick! How to uninstall windows update's update?

Hi all,
I have a HP pavilion dv3 and I have upgraded to and downgraded from windows 10 a couple of times now because of this problem.

The problem is that windows update makes an automatic update and screws the bootup, which gives an error saying 0x0000.... Memory could not he written.

Last 2 times I restored the computer to an earlier time, but this time there is no resort point!! Now I'm stuck with the blue screen flashing where what should be the logon screen.

Can someone please help me spot and delete the update? Or undo it somehow? I really have lots of software on it and do not want it to be deleted, so can't resest PC.

What can I do? Is there a fix to this logonUi application error? Please let Me know as it I'd slowing down my work!!

(I think that according to what I've read on other sites, the problem is with switchable graphics, whose driver was probably updated. So any help? Can I install another windows on top of this, uninstall update and then try booting?)

Thanks for reading through

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Need Help Update Not Uninstalling

What we’d like to confirm are the apps that have the same issue as the one that you’ve posted. Additionally, we’d like to know what is the affected application from your original post. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling it?

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Need Help Update Not Uninstalling

How do I check which progams were affected by update?

 

Hello Nois and welcome to Ten Forums. As you've already noticed, updates to Windows Updates occur automatically. This policy is also outlined on the Updates page. (See screenshot.)





Windows 10 was was designed to be a service, which means it's supposed to get better through periodic software updates. I heard that since Windows 10 is now a service, it might be possible to turn off Windows Updates through the Control Panel. Note: I have not tried this and I'd suggest making a restore point or system image before trying. Open Control Panel > Administrative Tools > double click Services (in right panel.) Scroll down to Windows Update and double click. You should then be able to select "Disable" for startup type.