Win10 KB3132372 patch how to uninstall

Win10 recently pushed a new patch, KB3132372, which is not a common cumulative update, but specifically fixes security vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player. However, this patch will cause crashes, jams, and blanks when the browser is online. In particular, it involves all browsers based on the IE kernel. The dual-core compatibility mode (that is, using the IE kernel) is also true.
Even Chrome has also been affected, and some features related to Flash will not work properly, which will cause the page to refresh automatically. Because of the dual-core mode, the QQ browser will cause most web pages in compatibility mode to fail to browse properly.
The current temporary solution is to uninstall the KB3132372 patch and turn off automatic updates. Or wait for Microsoft to fix it.
Win10 KB3132372 patch uninstall method:
1, open the control panel:
left click on the "start" button, find the "control panel", or use the search bar to directly enter the control panel, open directly Control Panel Options:

2, select the uninstaller and double click to enter.


3, View installed updates.

4, select this update patch (KB3132372), right-click. If you do not find this patch, it means that you have not been pushed to update, you can turn off the system update function.

This is all right, I suggest you turn off automatic update when using win10, I also forgot to turn off automatic update. Take the lead.