4 ways to revert to an earlier version of Windows
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By default, it is possible to revert (downgrade) to a previous version of Windows, 10 days after installing the new version.
After this time (unless you’ve increased this time manually), you won’t be able to use the feature to downgrade to an earlier version of Windows.
In this video , I show you different methods to downgrade to an earlier version of Windows.
Powershell commands and code used in the video
Video : 4 ways to revert to an earlier version of Windows
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