The Go Back button can be found within the Recovery tweaks in theSettings appon Windows 11.
It is listed under theRecovery optionssection.
However, there is a major catch about it that many users are unaware of.
However, do keep in mind that the 10-day limit is applicable for this way as well.
2.Under theSystemtab on the left nav bar, click theRecoveryoption on the right pane.
3.Here, click theRestart Nowbutton next to theAdvanced startupoption.
Confirm your actionon the following prompt.
5.Now, on the Advanced startup page, select theTroubleshootoption.
6.Next, select theAdvanced optionsbutton.
7.On the following page, select theUninstall Updatesoption.
8.Here, select theUninstall latest feature updateoption.
Confirm your actionon the following page andwait for the process to complete.
It may take a while for the recovery process to complete.
FAQs
Can I go back from Windows 11 to Windows 10 without losing data?
Why cant I go back from Windows 11 to Windows 10?
How do I go back from Windows 11 to Windows 10 after 10 days?
