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Windows operating system issue
Uninstalling system patches for Windows instances
Windows operating system issue
Uninstalling system patches for Windows instances
Uninstalling system patches for Windows instances
This topic describes how to resolve unexpected system restarts in instances caused by incorrect patch installations.
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Procedure
Try resolving this issue by replacing the operating system patch of the instance.
- Log in to the target instance. For more information, see Login overview.
- In the search box at the lower left corner of the desktop, enter "Run".
- In the Run window, enter "cmd" and click the "OK" button to open the Command Prompt window.
- Execute the following command to replace the patch.
tip
- WUSA: This is the abbreviation for Windows Update Standalone Installer, which is used to install and uninstall Windows updates.
- /Uninstall: Specifies that an uninstall operation is performed.
- /KB:"XXXXXX": The "XXXXXX" after KB is the Knowledge Base number of the update patch that you want to uninstall. Each Windows update has a unique Knowledge Base number for identification.
Last updated: 2026.06.18 17:49:51