You have a computer named Computer1 that runs Windows 10. Computer1 runs the Current Branch servicing option. Microsoft releases an upgrade to the Current Branch. The upgrade is installed on Computer1. You need to revert Computer1 to the previous version of the Current Branch. Which tool should you use?

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C. Recovery from the Settings app Settings - Update and Security - Recovery exposes the 'Go back to the previous version of Windows 10' option, which Windows retains for up to 10 days after a feature upgrade is installed, allowing the system to revert the Current Branch upgrade while preserving personal files and settings.

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A. Programs and Features from Control Panel Programs and Features in Control Panel uninstalls or modifies individual applications and optional Windows features but cannot revert a full Windows 10 version upgrade.

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B. Windows Update from the Settings app Windows Update in the Settings app is used to download and apply new updates, not to roll back to a previously installed feature update.

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D. System from Control Panel The System applet in Control Panel displays hardware and OS information and provides links to System Protection and Remote Settings, but contains no option to uninstall or revert a Windows 10 feature upgrade.

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