How to remove a game patch on pc

Hope that made it more clear for you, so why you want to delete updates or patches? Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 30 Jan, am. Posts: Start a New Discussion. Discussions Rules and Guidelines. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic harassment, fighting, or rude posts. All rights reserved. WingedRegent 4 years ago 9.

IloveElite posted Your post along with your username cannot be coincidental. Real hardcore gamers hate everything. Shankis 4 years ago Dark Souls 3 isn't hard, git gud. More topics from this board Have there been any games released yet with the CMOS update? What does cannot start application ce mean on my PS4?

How do I fix it? Tech Support 2 Answers Why does it say my card is expired when it doesn't expire until Tech Support 5 Answers Can i turn off ps4 recording? Tech Support 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? PSN: nyamukgatal. Opunaesala 4 years ago 2 You would have to delete the entire game, and then reinstall it with the PS4 offline. ChaoticKnuckles 4 years ago 3 If you have a physical copy of the game you have to completely delete it, disconnect your system from the internet, reinstall from the disc and make sure you don't download the latest patch after the game is installed.

Open to suggestions for a new sig. Bloofa Topic Creator 4 years ago 5 Thanks both of you! On the following screen, you can either choose to Hide updates or Show hidden updates. To restore an update, select Show hidden updates from the respective screen, select the hidden update, and click Next.

The troubleshooter will do its magic and you should finally see a confirmation that problems were resolved. Glenn, do as Deepika says and have a look here which gives you more control over the updates: www. Dan and TeresaRyser. I need to remove uninstalled updates from windows My machine is 6 years old and the updates are apparently incompatible.

I know I need a new machine but it's not in the budget right now. I believe I have stopped the automatic update process but I still have uninstalled updates that are crashing my PC every time I restart it. Dave Birren. Allan Mej Microsoft Agent. In reply to Dave Birren's post on February 8, If you have more concerns, feel free to post. In reply to Allan Mej's post on February 9, In reply to Dave Birren's post on February 9, I was able to uninstall the update and keep it from reinstalling [by disabling "auto-updates"] You may have removed the update but you didn't uninstall it.

I uninstalled update KB which prevented Realplayer from playing videos, and then the player worked well. But Windows 10 auto reinstalled this file. I did it twice, it is a very lengthy procedure, it takes 25 minutes of spinning wheels. There is no way to stop auto reinstall. Windows 10 does not allow this.