I upgraded to Windows 11 and found it to be pretty annoying. I rolled back to Windows 10 using the "go back" function. It reverted, but immediately downloaded Windows 11 and now wants to reboot to upgrade to 11 again. I cannot find any way to prevent this. I paused windows update while I search for a solution, but turning of updater altogether is a terrible solution. How can I stop it from reupgrading without disabling all updates?
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The thread discusses a user's frustration with Windows 11 re-upgrading despite rolling back to Windows 10, as Microsoft seems to automatically flag and re-initiate the upgrade process. A contributor confirms that once flagged for Windows 11, it’s likely impossible to prevent the re-upgrade without disabling all updates. The original poster expresses disappointment, feeling misled by Microsoft's rollback promises and frustrated by the persistent upgrade prompts.
The thread discusses a user's frustration with Windows 11 re-upgrading despite rolling back to Windows 10, as Microsoft seems to automatically flag and re-initiate the upgrade process. A contributor confirms that once flagged for Windows 11, it’s likely impossible to prevent the re-upgrade without disabling all updates. The original poster expresses disappointment, feeling misled by Microsoft's rollback promises and frustrated by the persistent upgrade prompts.
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This is truly disturbing. I was fine as long as I continued with Win 10. I upgraded, believing the statement that I could roll back any time within 10 days, only to discover that a roll back now causes me to lose all Window updates unless I go to Win 11. Total typical MS BS.