Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 added support to roll back to the old version

CTOnews.com, Nov. 14, Microsoft revealed that the recently launched Visual Studio 2022 2022 allows users to roll back to the old version if they encounter any problems. Microsoft has been required to add this feature since November 2018, with 438 support in the Microsoft developer community, and the on-demand feature is now available.

Rolling back to the previous version of Visual Studio is very simple. Using the Visual Studio installer, press the "more" button on the relevant product card to find the "Roll back to previous version" option. CTOnews.com learned that when you press this button, you will see a pop-up window that warns the user that Visual Studio is about to be rolled back, and that the user can continue or cancel the process.

If you are on the Release release channel and the previous version is Visual Studio 17.0.10 or later, or 17.1.7 or later, the user can roll back to the previously installed version. If you are on the Preview Preview Channel, users can roll back to Preview version 17.2 or later. It is important to note that as part of this process, any security updates that the user has installed will be deleted, so carefully consider whether a rollback is really needed. Microsoft always recommends updating to the latest version to keep it secure.

Microsoft said it hoped to get feedback from developers and users who tried out the new feature.