What is the purpose of Windows Update history and how can users view installed updates?

[ProfRon]

You know, Windows Update history basically keeps a log of all those patches your computer grabs. It shows you exactly what got installed and when. I like checking it whenever something acts wonky after an update.

If you're curious about a glitch, that history tells you if a recent tweak caused it. You can even roll back stuff if it messes things up. Pretty handy for spotting patterns over time.

To peek at it, just click the Start button on your screen. Head to Settings, then Update and Security. From there, tap Windows Update and hit View update history. Boom, you'll see the whole rundown.

Sometimes I forget which update fixed a bug, so I scroll through there quick. It lists successes and any fails too. Saves you from guessing why your PC slowed down.

You might need to uninstall one if it's buggy. Right in that history page, you pick the update and choose uninstall. Test it out next time your system nags about updates.

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