Hi,
About your question,you can see the below link that create a package using SCCM:
https://www.systemcenterdudes.com/sccm-uninstall-windows-update/
And in the method,the command line you should type the
wusa /uninstall /kb:xxxxxx
As
S.Sengupta said,replace the xxxxxx with the number of the update you want to uninstall.
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Thank you, but the article shows exactly the command as of S.Sengupta and will not work on Windows 10 with the parameter
/quiet.
When we remove the /quiet parameter, as you mentioned, it will run on Windows 10, but it does lead to a prompt and therefore is not silent.
So in short: The command with the use of the parameter /quiet is not supportet on Windows 10 anymore.
Any other ideas?
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