Is it already installed and running on your computer? Apparently, you have 10 days from the date of installing to roll it back to Windows 10.
How to Cancel Windows 11 update?
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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2022-01-18T12:44:43+00:00 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.
I windows 11 I hate it I paused it so many times then I got sick and it automtaclly down loaded I want to get rid of it but how
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Anonymous
2022-01-18T13:35:24+00:00 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.
I windows 11 I hate it I paused it so many times then I got sick and it automtaclly down loaded I want to get rid of it but how
I posted the procedure that worked for me on page 5 in this thread (January 14).
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Anonymous
2022-01-21T18:27:02+00:00 cancel windows 11 and go back to windows 10
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Anonymous
2022-01-21T19:27:20+00:00 cancel windows 11 and go back to windows 10
Is this a question?
Postponing updates, also postpones security updates, and there have been a number of critical ones the last few days, so that's not a solution.
And if you upgrade and revert back to Windows 10, Windows Update IMMEDIATELY starts the process of downloading and upgrading to Windows 11 again. So that's not a solution either.
So far, the solution I posted previously is the only one I've found to work. I have used it on two computers, and they're doing fine. If you have any questions, about the process, feel free to ask them.
*EDIT: My procedure is for when you can't postpone - either because you want security updates, or because you reverted back to Windows 10.
If you still can postpone, Rodrigo Quieroz' method should work fine.*