Windows 10 Windows 10 return to previous build

If the roll-back process to a previous build is taking longer than expected, there are a couple of things to consider: 1. System Configuration: If your system is working on rolling back changes, it might take some time depending on the amount of data being restored. 2. Complexity of Changes: The complexity of changes made between the current and previous builds can impact the time needed for the rollback process. 3. Size of Data: If you have a large amount of data to restore, this can also influence the duration of the rollback. 4. Stalled Process: If the process seems stuck or stalled for an excessively long time, there might be an issue that needs addressing, such as a frozen system. If you're concerned about the extended duration, you may need to assess whether the process is still actively rolling back changes or if there is a potential issue causing the delay. You could monitor for any error messages or signs of progress to determine if the rollback is still in progress or if there is a problem that needs attention.