Just wondering, for anyone that updated from the last Dev Build of Win 10 to the new Win 11 dev build, does it still give you the option to roll-back to the previous build of Win 10? The option is still there in Settings, so if it works like it used to you could still go back to Windows 10 right now. Ok, but I think you can only do the revert back within a set amount of days, like 7 or 9, after that the Revert isn't available any more? Correct was/is 10 days.

I noticed same issue. Have you make feedback? Not yet, I will make a FBH report, or upvote yours if you already did one.

Just wondering, for anyone that updated from the last Dev Build of Win 10 to the new Win 11 dev build, does it still give you the option to roll-back to the previous build of Win 10? The option is still there in Settings, so if it works like it used to you could still go back to Windows 10 right now. Ok, but I think you can only do the revert back within a set amount of days, like 7 or 9, after that the Revert isn't available any more?

Just wondering, for anyone that updated from the last Dev Build of Win 10 to the new Win 11 dev build, does it still give you the option to roll-back to the previous build of Win 10? The option is still there in Settings, so if it works like it used to you could still go back to Windows 10 right now.

agree and the size of the taskbar is very bad I usually have it set at twenty pixels mack

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2021-06-28T21:12:14+00:00

Just wondering, for anyone that updated from the last Dev Build of Win 10 to the new Win 11 dev build, does it still give you the option to roll-back to the previous build of Win 10?

The option is still there in Settings, so if it works

like it used to you could still go back to Windows

10 right now.

Ok, but I think you can only do the revert back within a set amount of days, like 7 or 9, after that the Revert isn't available any more?

Correct was/is 10 days.
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2021-06-28T21:06:25+00:00

I noticed same issue. Have you make feedback?

Not yet, I will make a FBH report, or upvote yours if you already did one.
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2021-06-28T21:05:05+00:00

Just wondering, for anyone that updated from the last Dev Build of Win 10 to the new Win 11 dev build, does it still give you the option to roll-back to the previous build of Win 10?

The option is still there in Settings, so if it works

like it used to you could still go back to Windows

10 right now.

Ok, but I think you can only do the revert back within a set amount of days, like 7 or 9, after that the Revert isn't available any more?
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CrazyKats 19,330 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator

2021-06-28T20:56:38+00:00

Just wondering, for anyone that updated from the last Dev Build of Win 10 to the new Win 11 dev build, does it still give you the option to roll-back to the previous build of Win 10?

The option is still there in Settings, so if it works

like it used to you could still go back to Windows

10 right now.
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Anonymous

2021-06-28T20:54:35+00:00

agree and the size of the taskbar is very bad I usually have it set at twenty pixels

mack
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