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If you want to try Windows 11 but keep your options open, we show you how to install Windows 11, restore it to its factory default state if it’s misbehaving, or roll back to Windows 10 – as long as you act within 10 days after updating.

Thomas Joos

Many users are updating to Windows 11, the version that was never supposed to exist. But what can you do if the update fails and you want to go back to Windows 10 (without losing any data, of course)? In this article, I show you how to get back to Windows 10. This approach is available for 10 days after updating to Windows 11, and major problems are not likely to occur. But the Windows 11 uninstall features do expire over time. Installing Windows 11 Update Microsoft provides the free update to Windows 11 as a feature update through Windows Update. The installation can take place directly in Windows 10 or from installation files. Both variants have the same options for uninstalling or repairing the operating system afterward. In all…

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ADMIN Network & Security (Digital) - 1 Issue, September/October 2022

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