how to reboot to windows 10 after windows 11 upgrade

[Mark5531]

Looking into how to revert windows 11 back to windows 10, since upgrading to 11 I have had nothing but problems.

I now no-longer have access to windows defender just to name one after the recent update just to name of the many problems now people are facing with windows 11 updates, also the Operating system is not recognizing how much ram I have on board and my system is always at risk of warning of low ram. I lost my original operating OS when I upgraded after the initial 10 days grace period was up and that was 6 months ago if remember right,

So does anyone know how a person can revert back the operating system when I did the upgrade to windows 11 And have already reset computer 3 times now and always did a clean install even cleaning the drive to make sure no corrupt files were present in the reset. Any help would be greatly appreciated and welcomed.

[banhien]

@Mark5531 

You can go back to Windows 10 before it runs out of time. Please try

             https://pureinfotech.com/revert-back-windows-10-11/

Regards.

[Mark5531]

Thank You so much for the reply, but I upgraded when Windows 11 was free as an upgrade, and everything worked fine until this recent update that is. Windows 11 now has deleted windows defender and is replacing it with a month free copy of McAfee, so this is why when it updated it deleted defender files for some reason and that is why a lot of people cannot access their defender app anymore and are having other problems as well.

The link you provide would help people if they were people who just upgraded before the 10 day deadline  was up, because if you try to do a recovery it no-longer gives you an option to go back to windows 10.

I'm downloading software recovery tool from HP that I think is downloading now the version of windows 10 that came with my initial build since you must use your computer product number and ID to use it. Hopefully it will do the trick and restore my initial OS factory 10 operating system, almost like a factory reset.

Thank You again for your reply to my problem.