If something goes wrong the folders can simply be moved back to the Windows directory.
Users who want to be on the safe side make a backup of the folders by either burning them to a CD or DVD or moving them to another folder or drive. On Windows, you will find this in the system tray in the lower right corner of the screen (you may need to click the arrow to display all the icons). Only patches that affect Windows XP will be removed by the software, patches installed for other software like Windows Media Player or Internet Explorer will remain. To disconnect Google Drive, you will need to click the Backup and Sync from Google icon. It should be save to delete those backup directories if you have worked with Windows for several days after installing the latest patch from Microsoft without encountering a problem. It includes all the file versions available to download off Uptodown for that app. Users who prefer to use a software can use a tool called Remove Hotfix Backup Files which removes the files automatically. If you need a rollback of Google Drive, check out the apps version history on Uptodown. The files can be simply deleted in the Windows folder. Those backups do not get uninstalled after a set period of time though and can quickly accumulate to a size of 200+ Megabytes. Microsoft is creating those backups so that users can easily uninstall the patch if problems should arise. The files are placed in the Windows directory and start with $NtUninstall. Windows XP is creating a backup of every patch that you install for the operating system.
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