Will try now.
Edit: It did not work. I just went ahead and you kniw...Held shift and hit "uninstall quality update" under uninstall updates. Hope that fixes it.
And...it did not...
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Will try now.
Edit: It did not work. I just went ahead and you kniw...Held shift and hit "uninstall quality update" under uninstall updates. Hope that fixes it.
And...it did not...
Bruh.
"rmdir C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealth\1.0.2109.27002-0 /s
C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealth\1.0.2109.27002-0, Are you sure (Y/N)? y"
I think I did it "right" ish
So this didn't work for me aswell, it told me that access is denied both ways despite being the only user on this PC aswell as doing it in cmd admin
Yes, the access is denied, if you read my previous post, it tells you how to do it to get over the access denied.
C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealth\1.0.2109.27002-0
"Note that it requires system authorization to delete.
You can use command prompt from recovery mode.
I used the command rmdir <path> /s to delete the folder and all its contents."
See how to use the "rmdir" command in the MS link above.
You have to restart your PC in recovery mode and use the command line from there. CMD in Administrator mode won't do it.
So this didn't work for me aswell, it told me that access is denied both ways despite being the only user on this PC aswell as doing it in cmd admin