Microsoft: Windows 10 can now automatically uninstall buggy updates https://t.co/kgPEkycTqr by @LiamT

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) March 12, 2019

Microsoft has a new answer to automatically downloaded Windows 10 updates that aren't compatible with the device they're installed on: Windows 10 can now remove "problematic updates" without requiring user interaction. #Microsoft #Windows10 #WindowsUpdate https://t.co/FX0dgm4Bbv

— Risc IT Solutions (@RiscITSolutions) March 13, 2019

A March 11 MS Support article says Microsoft will be able to remove "problematic" Windows 10 updates without user intervention: https://t.co/tXnFrJHsxP (by ZDNet's @LiamT). I guess this is available now (?)

— Mary Jo Foley (@maryjofoley) March 12, 2019

Microsoft: Windows 10 can now automatically uninstall buggy updates https://t.co/kgPEkycTqr via @LiamT

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) March 12, 2019

Microsoft has a new answer to automatically downloaded Windows 10 updates that aren't compatible with the device they're installed on: Windows 10 can now remove "problematic updates" without requiring user interaction. https://t.co/FJhT5gO6bJ

— Sticky Password (@stickypassword) March 12, 2019

Microsoft: Windows 10 can now automatically uninstall buggy updates https://t.co/O2gPNxH2EG by @LiamT

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) March 12, 2019