The latest feature of Microsoft could save users from startup failures after installing Windows updates

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Windows users have a relationship of love and hate with Windows updates. This is mainly because they continue to experience problems after installing updates. It seems that Microsoft has also taken note of the problem and added a security measure for the same problem.

According to a new Document published by Microsoft (via Windows Latest), Windows will now automatically uninstall updates if a user encounters startup problems. Because of the large number of Windows-based devices, it is important to have a security mechanism in place if there is a problem. If something goes wrong, Windows will start the device and uninstall Windows Update.

In addition, if this happens, Windows will automatically block updates for the next 30 days so that Microsoft can investigate and resolve the issue before the update is delivered to the user.

To keep your device up and running as expected, Windows will also prevent problematic updates from automatically installing for the next 30 days. This will give Microsoft and our partners the opportunity to investigate the failure and resolve any problems. After 30 days, Windows will try again to install the updates.

Microsoft allows users to manually install updates if they think the restore is an error or if Microsoft resolves the problem before the end of the 30-day period. Finally, Microsoft has also asked users to share their feedback with the help of Feedback Hub so that the company can view the diagnostic data and work on the fix accordingly.