Just visit Windows Update, click Advanced Options, Recovery, and then the Go Back Button. Well, if you recently installed Windows 11 (within 10 days,) then you can just use the rollback feature to go back to Windows 10 and keep everything in place. Come that day, you'll start seeing Windows 11 in Windows Update, and you're free to upgrade to the new operating system as you see fit.īut what happens if you upgrade and don't like it? Or if you're one of the Windows Insiders who previously tested Windows 11, but need to roll back to Windows 10?
Windows 11 is set to become official on October 5.
