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The thread discusses whether it's possible to revert a new Gateway convertible notebook from Windows 11 back to Windows 10. The original poster in Post #1 and Post #3 expresses curiosity about downgrading options if needed. The responses suggest that a clean install of Windows 10 might be possible, but advises verifying with the manufacturer and ensuring compatible drivers are available. Overall, the conversation indicates that downgrading is feasible with proper caution.
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Hello again; my 2nd post on this Forum. I have a new Gateway convertible notebook. It came with W11 already installed. Everything is working great at this time, but I'm wondering if things go south, is it possible to install W10 on this device?
Thanks in advance for your advice. Ed
 

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I believe so, but requires a clean install. You may want to verify with the manufacturer and also make sure they have Windows 10 drivers available.
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I believe so, but requires a clean install. You may want to verify with the manufacturer and also make sure they have Windows 10 drivers available.
 

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Ed44 said:
Hello again; my 2nd post on this Forum. I have a new Gateway convertible notebook. It came with W11 already installed. Everything is working great at this time, but I'm wondering if things go south, is it possible to install W10 on this device?
Thanks in advance for your advice. Ed
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Windows 11 is at its core Windows 10. You could look and see by inputting your info here--->Link Removed you could also go to Contact Support in my link and talk to a representative.
 

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