how can I uninstall Service Pack 1 of Windows 7?
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I am needing step by step instructions for uninstalling Service Pack 1 of Windows 7. Each time I run System Restore, it does temporarily undo the minor clitches caused by the SP1 update. By the way, I was only able to see 3 System Restore Points which went back to only December 1. I believe if I can uninstall SP1 from Windows 7 the desktop will be working back to the way I like or prefer.
Any shared input in response to my need to uninstall SP1 of Windows 7 will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing back from everyone regarding this interest.
Thank you
George
I am needing step by step instructions for uninstalling Service Pack 1 of Windows 7. Each time I run System Restore, it does temporarily undo the minor clitches caused by the SP1 update. By the way, I was only able to see 3 System Restore Points which went back to only December 1. I believe if I can uninstall SP1 from Windows 7 the desktop will be working back to the way I like or prefer.
Any shared input in response to my need to uninstall SP1 of Windows 7 will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing back from everyone regarding this interest.
Thank you
George
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Thanks so much for the recommendations in addition to the insightful links. I went ahead and printed out the steps contained within each link for the troubleshooting session and to have for future reference.
With respect to the troubleshooting and resolution of my concerns, I had to start all over by carrying out a wipe and reload of Windows 7. There was much malware on this desktop which corrupted files, folders, and registry entries of Windows. Despite of the battery of anti-malware utilities used in addition to resetting Internet Explorer back to its default settings, I was unable to fully suppress the popups and pages redirecting to other pages full of advertisements. At any rate, these concerns are now fully resolved and I am back to where I need to be.
Have a great rest of the day and many thanks once again for the shared input.
George