Windows 10: Can I downgrade?

I bought a brand new computer a month or so ago with this Windows 11 installed, I hate it something fierce and want to get windows 10 or for that matter about to dump Microsoft all together nowYour last forced update, I cant use the computer, you boot, 5-10 min BSOD, I thought that was retired but you now have it perma on my screen.You delete hardware randomly and then crashes I run anything, crashes, I cant work with this. We bought the new computer for upgraded hardware to work with but since buying the computer have got no work done, this is far from releasable condition. Am I forced with i

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bsod after downgrading from windows 10 to windows 7


Hello there, tom.
I would try these:

• Get your Windows 7 media device and reinstall Windows
• Try auto-repair
• Follow these steps:

1. Put in your Windows 10 media device, boot into the USB
2. Select your language and keyboard input, then click next.
3. Click "Repair this computer"
4. Go to "Advanced options"
5. click system restore
6. Select a restore point before you downgraded to Windows 7.

Hope I helped!

 

Advanced Appearance Settings Dialog Box for Windows 10 - Build 21H1

Final steps:

• Wait to Microsoft to hear your request,
• or Downgrade to Windows 7 but you have vulnerable to viruses.

 

Downgrading from a pirated Windows OS

You've already mangled your existing operating system by upgrading to a pirated version of Windows 10. Use your Windows 8.1 disk to do a new installation of your original Windows 8.1 operating system. If you have saved the product key from your original Windows 8.1 operating system, then use that product key again to install Windows 8.1.

You can downgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 8, by following the instructions in the answers to this question: How can I downgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 8?. Why not downgrade the pirated Windows 10 to Windows 8 instead and then change the product key and upgrade legally back to Windows 10? There are two reasons for not doing it this way:

1. Your new Windows 10 can inherit problems from the pirated version of Windows 10.
   
2. It's a two-step process to install Windows 8.1 and upgrade to Windows 10 instead of a four-step cumulative history: Windows 8.1 -> pirated Windows 10 -> downgrade pirated Windows 10 to Windows 8.1 -> upgrade to Windows 10. Even though the two-step method doesn't save any time, it still eliminates two unnecessary steps.