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These are some of the software that you can use However, for this case, you are going to be using other software.

Third-party backup is similar to the method of backing up by Downgrade by using previous backup (in the After 30 days section you can find below). Finally, you need to click the Go back to Windows 7 or Go back to Windows 8.1 and to begin the downgrade process. Step 9: Just one more step and you can then wave and kiss goodbye to your Windows 10. If you don’t, you are going to be locked out of your own system. Step 8: Do make sure you know your password to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. You don’t really have to backup all your files, but if you have important files that are too valuable for you to lose then it is recommended that you back up. Step 6: Now you will get a warning saying that you will need to reinstall some apps and programs and you’ll lose any changes made since making the upgrade to Windows 10. Step 5: Next select a reason why you’re downgrading to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. Step 4: Click Get Started and this will get rid of your Windows 10 install and restore your previous install. Now, if you’re within the 1 month (30 Days) from your upgrade to Windows 10, then you should be able to see the option Go back to Windows 7 or Go back to Windows 8.1 here. Step 1: Go to the Settings app, or use this shortcut Windows + I If you’re still within those 30 Days after you’ve upgraded to Windows 10, you can follow the steps below to downgrade from Windows 10. If you’re within 30 Days from the upgrade. However, there’s only one rule about it: You only have a month (30 Days) from after you upgrade to your new Windows 10 to go back.

One of the new things that did come with the Windows 10 was the option in the Settings app to easily go back to your previous version of Windows installed.

This guide will show you how you can downgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 in just a few little steps that will not take longer than 10-20 minutes. So whichever Windows version you are now deciding to downgrade from Windows 10, this guide is written to help you.

You might also miss the simplicity that was on Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. There’s a lot of stuff about Windows 10 that’s not to like about.įrom the forced updates (which you can’t turn off), peer-to-peer updates (which seems to use your own internet to distribute updates for strangers), and some are even getting the feeling that it is some form spyware.