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Reverse they won't. It's a Catch 22 situation they improved security of the drivers which causes the failure to upgrade, they would have to weaken the security to get the same upgrade success as in previous annual releases. They aren't going to do that.
As I said, security is the lie.
Out of the five machines I have, the most powerful with the most memory and disk space is the second oldest and is one of the four the update fails on, and its CPU is said by integrity check not to be supported by Win11 (Intel Core i7-6700K CPU 4.00GHz) while I still can play the latest games at more than 90fps with max graphics and use it for Blender, FreeCAD and other heavy tools. The four others include a laptop where nothing was installed (no additional driver than those installed by Windows in the first place) as it's used to browse web only, no tool, no game, nothing, yet it fails too, and the oldest and less powerful of them five which updated right.
If it's not despisingly funking with the customer, what is it?