Windows 10: Going back to Windows 7 Ultimate

It has been a long time since I updated to Windows 10. My antivirus recommended me to delete all my restore points and my 30-days downgrading to my original version offer expired long ago. I am basically stuck at Windows 10 Pro at the moment. The thing is, I just can't handle it. It's too slow, my computer can't handle it anymore and I can't afford an upgrade. So I finally decided to go back. But how can I do this? I have archieved most of my important files and I'm going to upload them in a cloud, so I can get them back in case I lose everything. Problem is, how can I even get to that point? What If I get stuck at the key validation screen if I just download a Windows 7 Ultimate .iso and install it? I know my key but it turned out to be OEM:SLP. I don't even have a clue what this is. I learned that this type cannot be reused. Does that mean I'm stuck with Windows 10 Pro? Do I have chance to go back?

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Windows 7 Ultimate includes DirectAccess. Will Windows 10 Pro keep it active?

Then suggest Microsoft go ahead and list that as a take-away from Win 7 Ultimate. Why don't I see it listed as feature deprecation at: How to Check Windows 10 Computer System Specs & Requirements - Microsoft ?

 

No Ultimate Extras in Windows 7. But wait, it gets worse

Not a complete chart as others go into hundreds of feature differences, but this one is pretty clean *Smile





I'm going with no less than Professional (Remote Desktop Host, Domain Join) and now researching features such as Booting from VHD and some other Ultimate features not listed on this chart) to see if it is worth it for me to go Ultimate.

 

Windows 8.1, and Why You Should Let Go of Windows 7

I got you all beat.

Step 1, there is no step 1.

Step 2, there is no step 1.

You already have win7.