Microsoft Windows 11 was announced last month, and the organization followed up the declaration by rolling out Windows Insider builds that show off the changes, enhancements, and updates going to its operating system not long from now. We recently reported that upgrading to Windows 11 might not be an easy task for Windows 7 users. Now a new report suggests that users who upgrade to Windows 11 when it launches will have a short window to “roll back” to Windows 10.
When Windows 11 rolls out, apparently Windows 10 users who have moved up to the new form will actually want to minimize inside a time of ten days, as indicated by a report by Hot Hardware. The report refers to another Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) delivered by equipment maker MSI that advises users that Windows 11 will allow users the short window to move back to Windows 10 without losing their data.
Windows 10.” While the instructions appear to apply to MSI customers, it does seem unlikely that the experience will be any different for every other user.
When Windows performs a large update, it leaves the older installation in a folder called Windows. old which grants the operating system the ability to “downgrade” in case the new version doesn’t work properly. These files can be deleted to recover space, which is conceivable what will occur after the ten-day window finishes up. While Microsoft previously allowed users to downgrade their installations within 30 days, it looks like users will have to make up their minds within 10 days this time around, or make a backup and reinstall Windows 10 manually.
