Uninstallation not possible for KB4535996
Uninstallation not possible for KB4535996
Microsoft suggests removing KB4535996. They assured a proper fix through an upcoming update expected in mid-March. Users of Windows are eager to see this release without additional issues, as recent updates have often brought similar problems. Although Microsoft hasn’t provided uninstall instructions, the procedure is straightforward for anyone. Those wishing to remove it should follow these steps: Launch the settings app using Windows + select “Updates and Security,” navigate to the “Windows Update” section, tap “View update history,” choose “Uninstall updates,” then pick KB4535996 and proceed with removal.
For those unfamiliar with the KB4535996 concerns; many Windows 10 users experienced installation failures marked by error codes 0x800f0922 and 0x80070003. Some faced blue screens and warnings stating the update couldn’t finish. Others reported random freezes, BSODs, and performance drops after installation. After applying the fix, some sound cards stopped functioning—consider trying alternative solutions.
You're experiencing the same issues, which can be frustrating. The KB4535996 update appears in Windows Update history, but it doesn't show up in the uninstall list. Try checking the installation details or contacting support for further assistance.
I believe there was a misunderstanding. We attempted those steps, but KB4535996 doesn't appear after clicking "Uninstall Updates," which means we can't remove it. In "View Update History" it still shows as installed, and I'm encountering the issues described with this update. Please find the attached photos; the update is listed in 1.png but not in 2.png.