KONTAN.CO.ID – Don’t lose data, here’s how downgrade from Windows 11 to Windows 10. You can practice if you have difficulty adapting to Windows 11, find bug, or some application is not compatible with that OS.
Microsoft recently officially released its newest Windows operating system (OS) worldwide. Laptop or PC users with specifications that meet the requirements can do this upgrade to Windows 11 for free.
Although it brings a new look, feels fresher, intuitive, and responsive, it is not necessarily comfortable for some people. Moreover, if the specifications of the laptop or PC used are tight with minimum requirements.
Not surprisingly, some users may find it unresponsive or even loading when operating or opening certain applications is slower.
Not to mention, a problem was found memory which leaked until some AMD processor users found a drop performance.
If you find the problem, downgrade to Windows 10 is one solution that you can do.
The good news, Microsoft gives a 10 day time limit after installing Windows 11 for downgrade to Windows 10 without data loss.
Then, how? Come on, see how downgrade Windows 11 to Windows 10 without data loss.
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Quote from Wccftech, here’s how downgrade Windows 11 to Windows 10 without data loss:
- Press the button Start > Settings > System > Recovery.
- Click Go back on the options menu Recovery.
- Choose the reason why you want to return to Windows 10, according to your experience after using Windows 11. Then click Next.
- The next notification will display a menu to check update, click No.
- Click button Next for the next few steps, until you find the button Go back to Windows 10.
Wait for the process downgrade Windows 11 to Windows 10 is complete.
It should be noted, although Microsoft has made sure that you will not lose data, make sure that you do backup data first.
This is to avoid unwanted events, such as power outages during the process or your laptop battery running out in the middle of the road.
Finally, good luck.
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