I hate microsoft for this because everything was fine until now so i cant run some games but they say that i have to pay for windows 10, so what this is u need to pay for a microsoft problem...
go back to windows 10
i want to go back from windows 11 to windows 10 after 10 days. How can I go back? can someone explain me?
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2022-03-11T14:17:44+00:00 -
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2022-03-11T14:40:25+00:00 Who, how do 'they' say you have to pay?
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If you had Win10 active on the computer, the downgrade to Win11, you can upgrade back to Win10 for free. MS now keeps track of the computer Windows key and computer name. for you.
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Anonymous
2022-03-15T02:48:46+00:00 i really want to go back to windows 10. windows 11 is just a different interface that does NOT need to be changed. i cant even delete a file in a folder. ****.
this is unacceptable.
if you think i'm just some knuckle-head, think again. i represent the FAA in many other related matters.
these changes are not IMPROVEMENTS.
Steven J. Gregor
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2022-03-15T03:59:03+00:00 Submit a feedback to MS describing your complaints.
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MS will ignore you, but you will feel a little better.
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Feedback Hub
The “Answers” forum / community is “staffed” mostly by users like yourself, unpaid volunteers. This forum is intended more for “How to do something in application A” type questions. We sometimes can provide work-arounds for problems, but we can’t do anything about underlying problem. If the forum can’t solve your question you need to talk directly to MS, you need to submit a “Feedback” to MS.
.For a couple of years now MS has had a "feedback" process that allows users submit bug reports / problems, suggestions and new feature requests directly to MS developers and managers. You can submit feedbacks from within many MS apps, or you can use the Win10 “Feedback Hub” app. This article describes the different ways you can submit Feedback to MS:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/microsoft-feedback-process/6f850368-8c86-481d-a207-d95b265c4be4
.There is also a new web based “Feedback Portal” in development. It is still labelled “Preview”. It provides functionality similar to the feedback hub. Access to feedbacks submitted in 34 categories.
https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/.
As users we are unpaid quality control testers, we identify bugs, they pick which feedbacks they will work on, and when they will release them, for testing by Insiders and to general public.
.But don't "expect" anything like feedback about your feedback back from MS.
.MS will make fixes and changes on their own schedule.
.They will not provide much, if any, advance notice of what they are working on and/or when it will be released.
.Hint : get a “share” link to your feedback (may take a couple of minutes to process the initial submission of the feedback) and post the link back to this question. That way if someone finds this question they will be able to link directly to your feedback so they can vote for it and add their comments. The more feedback on a subject, the more likely it is to be acted on.
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"Feedback" suggesting that they create a "Support / Support" category in the feedback app to collect complaints about poor service in MS Support: https://aka.ms/AAdyeq0
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