FIX: Insiders not able to switch channels - **UPDATED 8/3/2021**

Got it, thank you! I did a clean install last night, because apparently the Beta build number is lower, and it worked!

Hello, I am currently on the Dev Channel as well. My concern is I can't switch to the Beta Channel because the option to do so is disabled, but I can still see them. I tried executing the commands above, but after rebooting my laptop, the option to switch to Beta Channel is still disabled :(

Hello Stanley,

Is your laptop compliant. Please download PC Health Check and post the results:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windowsinsiderpreviewpchealth

Regards,

Edit: Not enough coffees yet. Sorry. Dev channel is currently build 22463.1000. You cannot revert to a lower build number as Beta is currently 22000.194. You would have to do a clean install of W11 to go to Beta now. Dev channel is not tied into current W11, it has moved on.

Hello, I am currently on the Dev Channel as well. My concern is I can't switch to the Beta Channel because the option to do so is disabled, but I can still see them. I tried executing the commands above, but after rebooting my laptop, the option to switch to Beta Channel is still disabled :(

If you are in the the Dev Channel and on a 224xx

build the only way off of Dev is a clean install if it's

been longer than 10 days since you got Windows 11.

Beta Channel is a lower build #.

Hello Windows Insiders!

Windows 11 is now in the Beta Channel, and some of you are wanting to move over from the Dev Channel. We've been getting some reports that some of you are not seeing the options to change in Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program. We have a fix that should get you back on track. Please note, this fix is for devices that are not showing the Choose your Insider Settings and Windows Insider account settings, as in the image below.

If you are seeing this, please follow the steps below to restore the missing options:

1. Click on Start
2. In the search box, type cmd
3. In the lower right of the search results, under Command Prompt, click Run as Administrator
4. On the UAC prompt, click OK
5. At the elevated command prompt, type: bcdedit /set flightsigning on
6. Press Enter
7. At the elevated command prompt, type: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} flightsigning on
8. Press Enter
9. Reboot the device

You should now see the missing options:

If performing these steps to not resolve your issue, please file a new feedback item in Feedback Hub, so we can investigate.

Thank you!

-The Windows Insider Team

Hi, I'm trying every way to get out of the dev program to the beta, but I can't do it at all! The dev program has several bugs, and it's calming me down a lot of headache, however I tried to migrate to the beta program, but I didn't have any conclusion on my idea as I can't change it at all. It is extremely irritating and exhausting to try to solve these operating system problems that are your problem. I would like my computer to have the beta version as soon as possible. Thanks.