To Go back to “Windows 10” After Trying “Windows 11” .. Here’s how

 

Returning from “Windows 11” to “Windows 10” is very easy... How is that?

• Some people want to return to “Windows 10” after trying “Windows 11” beta
• Microsoft makes this easy, especially since the beta version of the new system is unstable
• The purpose of trials is for users to try it out as much as possible to report problems in it to be avoided

Some people want to return to Windows 10 after installing and trying Windows 11 in its trial version, given that the latter is not yet stable and is not final.

The purpose of trials is for users to try them out as much as possible and to report bugs and problems in them to be avoided.

To go back to Windows 10, here are the following ways:

To go back to “Windows 10” after trying “Windows 11” .. Here’s how

An image showing the Windows 10 icon. Source: getty

Back via Updates Manager:

company allow Microsoft For those who installed the trial version of “Windows 11” via the Update Manager, they can easily return to the “Windows 10” system.

But for this method to work, two basic conditions must be met:

• The installation period of Windows 11 does not exceed 10 days, which means that you decide to return before completing 10 days, after which the opportunity closes.
• The second is that the old system files should not be deleted from the hard disk, as Microsoft stores the old system files in a file called windows.old.

So if the conditions apply to you, you can return by following these steps:

Go to the Settings app, then Windows Updates, then click on the advanced options, then go to System Restore.

When you click on it, you will find a set of options, click on the option to return to the previous system from Windows.

Here, a message will appear in front of you telling you that the system is preparing to return, and then ask you about the reason for returning to “Windows 10”.

You must choose any reason you see fit, as you will not be able to return until after choosing the reason.

Then, it asks you if you want to install updates, decline this request and follow the steps that appear on the screen.

The recovery process may take about 30 minutes, depending on the specifications of your device, and when it is finished, you find yourself in front of the Windows 10 login screen.

And through this method, you return to “Windows 10” as if you had not left it, because you return to the last backup that the computer has for your system and files.

In effect, this means that you find all of your applications installed and ready to use along with all the other settings of the system.

Install a fresh copy of Windows 10.

You need this method if you installed Windows 11 via an external installation disc, exceeded 10 days, or deleted old Windows 10 files.

This method reinstalls Windows 10 in a completely new and clean copy, which means that you lose all your files.

Therefore, be sure to take a backup of your system files before deciding to go back via this method.

You can download an original copy of Windows 10 directly from the Microsoft website Via this link.

Then choose the version of Windows you want to install, and then choose the language from the drop-down list.

Also, the Microsoft website allows you to download any version of Windows 10 you want, whether it is 32-bit or 64-bit.

However, you can install the official Microsoft tool to create Windows 10 installation discs Via this linkYou can also make the system installation disk with any other tool such as Rufus or others, and then connect the disk to your computer and boot from it to start the system installation process in a new way, according to the websiteaitnews.