Note that some updates cannot be found using their KB ID. In Notepad, use the “Find” feature to check if the faulty update is installed.
Open Notepad and paste the contents from the clipboard. To remove uninstallable updates using the DISM tool, use these steps: Security update for Microsoft Windows is required by your computer and cannot be uninstalled. This is because there are updates that are required by your computer and the process might fail with the following error message: Some updates cannot be removed even if you use WSUS for Command Prompt (PowerShell), Settings or Control Panel. The above command will only delay the process and system reboot is still mandatory. Note that you must restart the computer manually to properly remove the patch. If you don’t want to restart the computer after removing the patch, use the following command: 
Wusa /uninstall /kb: /quiet /promptrestart If you want to get a prompt asking you to restart the computer, use the following command instead: If you want to automatically restart the computer after the update is removed, you can use the following command instead:
Type “Y” when asked to restart the PC and finish the uninstallation. For example, if you want to remove KB5001330, use the command uninstall: wusa /uninstall /kb:5001330. Enter the following command after replacing the KB ID:. Select “ Command Prompt” in the results. To uninstall Windows 10 update using Command Prompt, use these steps: First, you’ll have to know the KB number of the update and the basics of the Command Prompt. You can uninstall updates you no longer need straight from the Command Prompt. Uninstall Windows Update using Command Prompt
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