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20 sty 2021 · If you are running an older version of WSL that was installed prior to Windows 10 or 11 22H2, then this may be the correct answer on how to uninstall. However, if are running the Store-version (or UWP version) of WSL, then please see my newer answer (and/or other users' answers, if present).
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20 paź 2022 · The most successful method to install version 22h2 is with the Windows 11 ISO. Please follow the steps, this is then just an update and your files, settings and installed software will remain untouched.
29 lis 2022 · 1 Open the Start menu . You can open File Explorer (Win+E), and click/tap on Linux in the navigation pane to see all your installed Linux distros to uninstall. Right click on the Linux distro (ex: "Ubuntu on Windows"). Click/tap on Uninstall. Click/tap on Uninstall to confirm. Click/tap on Uninstall. Click/tap on Uninstall to confirm.
12 gru 2023 · To uninstall WSL on Windows 11, remove the distros, uninstall kernel update and GUI components, and then disable the WSL platform. Here's how.
20 gru 2022 · See if you can launch your distribution or run wsl -l -v at that point. If you are using the Store/App version, try uninstalling it. This can be done simply by searching the Start menu for "Windows Subsystem for Linux", right-clicking, and Uninstall. It can also be done through the normal Add or remove programs settings.
15 sty 2022 · Under Windows 11 22H2, you can now perform the initial installation of WSL without a distribution via: wsl --install --no-distribution. As mentioned by @RobFisher in a comment to my earlier answer, this is useful if you want to install a custom distribution that isn't available in the Store, via wsl --import.
28 sie 2023 · The wsl --set-version command can be used to downgrade from WSL 2 to WSL 1 or to update previously installed Linux distributions from WSL 1 to WSL 2. To see whether your Linux distribution is set to WSL 1 or WSL 2, use the command: wsl -l -v.
