Windows 10: going back to 10130

Those powershell commands did nothing to fix the store issue. it tries to open; flashes on the screen then closes.

 

and the troubleshooter for the store and store apps says its not available or compatible for this version of windows. So it wont work either.

 

Agreed. I would just back them up and do a clean install, and put them back. In the future, use a non-primary computer or make a partition! *Wink

 

Well; again i will reiterate that losing things is NOT a option. So with that said; I may just go back to the official preview release of 10130.

 

Trying to reinstall 10130 but it wont let me keep my current files, settings, etc. How Can i resolve this so I can go back to this version?

 

Did you upgrade to 10147? Or do a fresh install? You could try rolling back. But I think if you fresh installed and don't have an image of 1030 you may not have much luck.

 

Hello Matt,

If you upgraded to the build you are on now, then you may be able to use the "Go back to the previous build" option. *Smile

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4...ous-build.html

 

Well i do have a iso of 10130. It says windows might be installed in a unsupported directory and it wont let me keep my files, settings, etc because of it. I did a upgrade; not a clean install.

 

Follow tut Brink posted then.

 

Thanks Shawn! i will try this out the next chance i get which may not be til tomorrow morning.

 

Question: What is there to lose if you have a backup? No offense, but I think it's just laziness sinking in. *Smile

 

If you're not willing to lose anything,
1. Back it up.
2. Don't run Windows 10 at this point.

 

I am wondering the same exact thing..

 

Excuse me? please dont insult me like that. I am FAR from lazy thank you very much! That is not what these forums are for. They are for assistance; not insulting people.

 

Well its too late for me to go back to 7 so i have no choice but to run 10. I will not do a clean install of anything because even with a backup which I do have; I will not take a chance on losing everything and having to redo everything; so reinstalling 7 is out of the question at this point.