This time, we will introduce the efforts of the graphic production software maker "Serif (Europe) Ltd,". Remove KB5017262 on Windows 10 or KB5017264 on Windows 11 and block it for now.Various manufacturers are making various efforts to support COVID-19 measures. Search for the 10/11 update KB5017262 / KB5017264.Ĭlick on the update in the list that gets populated and then lastly click on decline. Launch Windows Server Update Services from Administrative Tools on the WSUS Server. You should be able to block the update by doing the following: Set-ExecutionPolicy Restrictedįor users with Windows Server Update Services running on their server. The extra commands are: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Import-Module PSWindowsUpdateįinally when you finish you’ll want to set the execution policy to restricted again. We had to load the module but only after setting the execution policy to remote signed. This didn’t actually seem to work either. Or for Windows 11: Hide-WindowsUpdate -KBArticleID KB5017264 To open powershell right click on the start menu and click Windows PowerShell (Admin)įrom here you’ll get the blue powershell box pop-up and you’ll need to enter the following command: Install-Module PSWindowsUpdateįrom here you should be able to input the following for Windows 10: Hide-WindowsUpdate -KBArticleID KB5017262
To remove the update we first of all have to install a module in powershell. We attempted to use the tool but the update didn’t show, the trick seems to be getting the update to show without installing it again but without much more expermenting we jumped to the powershell method. For home and businesses users without a WSUS update setup, you’ll need to run the wushowhide.diagcab tool or use powershell. To prevent the update from happening again you’ve got three options (possibly more exotic ways). Preventing the problem from happening again You will need to reboot after this is finished. Once you’ve found the particular update right click and then left click on uninstall. From here click on “View installed updates” and then in the top right search box you’ll either need to search for KB5017262 if you’re running Windows 10 or KB5017264 if you’re running Windows 11. This will bring up the windows control panel.įrom here you need to click Programs > Programs and Features or just Programs and Features depending on how your control panel icons are setup.Īfter this you should be at the screen above.
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