You did it! Looks like they have changed it to make it a bit easier to stop.
Congrats!!
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I'm one of the people who had Windows 11 download itself without me telling it to do so. Now, it is ready for install. I do not want to install Windows 11 at this point. I want to keep my Windows 10.
I've paused it for 7 days, but this is a temporary solution. Can I delete the Windows 11 download somehow? I'm running Windows 10 on a brand new Dell computer.
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You did it! Looks like they have changed it to make it a bit easier to stop.
Congrats!!
So far, it seems to have worked. I accidentally clicked upgrade to 11, but it had not fully downloaded yet or begun installing. I stopped Microsoft Update Service in Windows Management, then deleted everything in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution. Then I re-scanned for updates again, and the prompt returned asking if I wanted to upgrade to Windows 11. This time I chose to stay on Windows 10 for now.
How many days have you had Windows 11 totally installed and running? I cannot stress enough that you only have 10 days after installing Windows 11 to downgrade back to Windows 10. After that, you must perform a full reinstallation of Windows 10.
I incidentally upgraded and now my whole system is jacked! I can't find my files, My screen closed every 2 minutes when I have it set for 20 minutes, and I want it back the way it was. How can I uninstall and revert back to my last update 10 I belief without messing up my files? I have a usb but the way the system changed it will take a rocket scientist years to add them. HELP PLEASE!
Sounds like a 100% success!!