Two ways to forcibly uninstall Windows Vista SP2

Last week, Microsoft officially released SP2 for Windows Vista, and many users are now installed. For users who don't want to install, Microsoft also provides interception tools. At the moment, there is no news that Vista SP2 has a major bug, but this does not mean that everyone is very satisfied with SP2. In general, if you want to uninstall, uninstall KB948465 update in the control panel, but what if you can't see this update or can't uninstall it for various reasons?
There are 2 ways:
Method 1:
* Start Menu - Programs - Accessories - Command Prompt - Right click - Run as administrator * Run the following command, assuming Windows6.0-KB948465-NNN .exe is in the C:\\temp folder: type: C:\\temp\\Windows6.0-KB948465-NNN.exe /x:C:\\temp and enter
where NNN stands for SP2 is X86 or X64< Br>* To create a SandBox virtual environment, type md and press Enter. * To uninstall SP2, type:
start /w pkgmgr.exe /m:c:\\temp\\Windows6.0-KB948465-NNN.cab /up /s: and enter
where NNN stands for SP2 is X86 or X64
* Restart
Method 2:
* Start Menu - Programs - Accessories - Command Prompt - Right click - Admin Identity Run* For 5 language pack users, enter:
start /w pkgmgr /up /p:"VistASP2-KB948465~31bf3856ad364e35~NNN~~6.0.0.QQQQQ"
For all language versions, enter :
start /w pkgmgr /up /p:"VistASP2-KB948465~31bf3856ad364e35~NNN~~6.0.1.QQQQQ"
where NNN stands for SP2 is X86 or X64, QQQQQ stands for version number, for example: Build 18003
*Restart