How do I downgrade to the previous version of Windows after the 30 day period is over? – James Drath However, now I must leave home for about a month and I realize that by the time I return the 30 days rollback period would have been over and I’d not get enough time to play with this upgraded PC to decide if I really want to stick to Windows 10 or roll back. I was so excited about Windows 10 that I upgraded my son’s PC as soon as I saw the free upgrade notification. But my upgrade didn’t work and I’m stuck. I upgraded to Windows 10 from a pirated copy of Windows 8 and everybody I know were telling I won’t have any issues. How do I downgrade Win 10 and go back to Win 7? – David Hosney Most of the apps that I use on a regular basis don’t work on Win 10. I was running Windows 7 that I upgraded to Windows 10 but I don’t see the option to rollback to my previous operating system. We were contacted by some readers who are in similar situations and asked,
What if it has been over 30 days and the realization strikes you that Windows 10 is not for you and you’d like to rollback? How to Rollback from Windows 10 to Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 if Windows’ Rollback Option is Not Available/Working? With the default rollback option that comes with Win 10 upgrade, you only have a month (30 days) to roll back to your previous operating system. However, as we already stated in our earlier article, if you’re not really sure whether or not you like Windows 10 yet, you’d better make your mind soon. So far we have written tutorials on how to upgrade to Windows 10 and how to downgrade windows 10 to windows 7, in case things go wrong and you encounter application compatibility issues with Windows 10 or if you simply don’t like the new operating system from Microsoft. After a long wait, finally Microsoft is rolling out the Windows 10 update, and it’s reported to be already running on millions of personal computers (PC) - perhaps, even yours.
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