Windows 10 freeze System to last stable Version
After update to 1809 and rollback to 1803 based of incompatible Graphic driver (Intel 4000) I will not run into the same issue again.
Is it possible to freeze Windows 10 to the last stable Version running smoothly?
Is there any tool available?
Thanks for suggestions
windows-10 windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
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After update to 1809 and rollback to 1803 based of incompatible Graphic driver (Intel 4000) I will not run into the same issue again.
Is it possible to freeze Windows 10 to the last stable Version running smoothly?
Is there any tool available?
Thanks for suggestions
windows-10 windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
Possible duplicate of Deferring updates in Windows 10
– Run5k
Jan 28 at 9:38
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After update to 1809 and rollback to 1803 based of incompatible Graphic driver (Intel 4000) I will not run into the same issue again.
Is it possible to freeze Windows 10 to the last stable Version running smoothly?
Is there any tool available?
Thanks for suggestions
windows-10 windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
After update to 1809 and rollback to 1803 based of incompatible Graphic driver (Intel 4000) I will not run into the same issue again.
Is it possible to freeze Windows 10 to the last stable Version running smoothly?
Is there any tool available?
Thanks for suggestions
windows-10 windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
windows-10 windows-10-v1803 windows-10-v1809
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
asked Jan 28 at 7:05
Manfred JehleManfred Jehle
1
1
Possible duplicate of Deferring updates in Windows 10
– Run5k
Jan 28 at 9:38
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Possible duplicate of Deferring updates in Windows 10
– Run5k
Jan 28 at 9:38
Possible duplicate of Deferring updates in Windows 10
– Run5k
Jan 28 at 9:38
Possible duplicate of Deferring updates in Windows 10
– Run5k
Jan 28 at 9:38
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Possible duplicate of Deferring updates in Windows 10
– Run5k
Jan 28 at 9:38