Windows 10: Uninstall of 10049 doesn't work

I have problems with 10049 and would like to uninstall it. Anyone tried to do that? I click on "Uninstall Latest Preview Build" section and the window closes before I can select any other option. HELP! I want to go back to 10041 because I was able to work with it.
Edit: I have a second PC with 10049 on it. When I try to run the "Uninstall Latest Preview Build" on this computer, it does the same thing. (The window closes before there is time to select from the menu options the action you want to take.) The appearance of being able to back out of a build is only an appearance and not a fact in reality, it would appear, and you really cannot back out and return to a previous version of Windows 10!

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windows insider, tech preview build 10049, can't upgrade to RTM

Isha,

Unfortunately neither worked. I appear to be stuck at windows 10 technical preview build 10049.

Thanks

Scott

 

Stuck on build 10049

Hey guys,

I'm a windows insider and my system is stuck on build 10049. 10049 is running well on my computer, but I have started to get messages saying that my current build will expire soon.

Any update I have tried since 10049 fails due to insufficient disc space, including an online update to Win10 current released version. In addition, I tried to load from an iso, but now that is asking for my key, which no longer works I assume because I'm
no longer running Win 7.

I have also tried the delete extra languages fix, but English is the only language loaded.

I'm open to suggestions.

Thanks

dave

 

I just went through a 4 hour upgrade to 10049 and when it finished it restored my previous version. The best way IMHO to do this is to reformat and install 10041.. Build 10049 is wastes.

 

I had some problems with 10049 until I ran Ccleaner. Now everything appears to be working good.

 

Similar situation here on my older Dell test machine. After the restore to 10041 I went into the Event Viewer and a popup window appeared showing an error 0xc1900101-0x2000c had occurred.

My main machine updated fine so am not really worried about the Dell but I am still curious about what is going on.

 

Same failure upgrading to 10049 on my VirtualBox Windows 10 TP. Let it run overnight and when I checked in the morning it was back to build 10041.

Just remembered I had Classic Shell installed. I wonder if that caused the problem. I'll uninstall it and see what happens. I did not have Classic Shell installed when I did the other upgrades.

Edit: l forgot I had a Windows.old from the previous upgrade to 10041 left around. Ran CCleaner to get rid of it. Trying the update to 10049 again.