Put an update back to awaiting review.

Patches › updates. Change the status filter to approved or declined, tick the row, then press back to review.

The status filter starts on awaiting review, so an approved update is hidden until you switch it. Hide Defender definitions and the source filter narrow the same list.

Open Patches › updates

The status filter is awaiting review. Google Chrome on Reception PC is the row. The September cumulative update is already approved, so it is not in this list. Back to review stays off until an approved or declined row is ticked. Hide Defender definitions drops definition updates from the list. The source menu limits it to Windows Update or winget — See updates from one source. Search matches the title, the KB, or the id.

Patches updates tab filtered to awaiting review, with back to review disabled — Awaiting review. Chrome is the row. Back to review is off until something approved or declined is ticked.

Tick the approved update

Set the status filter to approved. The September cumulative update on Reception PC is the row, approved by Alex. Tick it. The bar says 1 selected, and back to review switches on. Press it to clear the decision. The update returns to awaiting review, and a later job will not install it until someone approves it again. This shot stops before that press, so the approval stays.

Patches updates tab filtered to approved, with the cumulative update ticked and back to review enabled — Approved filter. The September cumulative update is ticked. Back to review is ready and has not been pressed.

Decline is the other way: Decline an update you will not install. Approving is Review and approve missing updates. A job is still what installs: Schedule a patch install.