A technician is updating a virtual desktop. The technician discovers that a single update interferes with a business-critical application. The technician reviews the vendor website and learns that the application is EOL and will not receive any further development. Which of the following should the technician do to restore the functionality with minimum downtime?

While performing a System Restore could revert the system to a previous state, it may not guarantee that the business-critical application will function correctly since the application is EOL. Additionally, this method could involve more downtime and complexity, as it affects the entire system rather than targeting the specific update.

Upgrading the application is not a viable option since it is EOL and will not receive any further development. Attempting to upgrade could lead to compatibility issues or even leave the application unusable, resulting in unnecessary downtime and complications.

Changing the underlying hypervisor would be an extreme measure that is unlikely to address the issue with the specific application update. This approach could introduce significant downtime and complexity, as it involves a major infrastructure change rather than simply addressing the problematic patch.