Windows 11与以前的(Windows 11)Windows操作系统完全不同。如果您正在努力适应它，您可以回滚到Windows 10。我们将向您展示如何将Windows 11降级到Windows 10。
尽管Windows 11是一个更快、更安全的操作系统，但它并不适合所有人。如果您不喜欢修改后的任务栏等界面更改(interface changes such as the revamped taskbar)，觉得Windows 11 的新功能(Windows 11’s new features)没有那么有用，或者您不断遇到破坏体验的错误(keep encountering bugs that break the experience)，回滚到Windows 10是有意义的。
如果您在过去十天内升级到Windows 11 ，那么卸载它并返回到(Windows 11)Windows 10非常容易。如果没有，回滚到Windows 10的唯一方法是执行操作系统的全新安装。
返回 Windows 10
当您升级到Windows 11时，Windows Update会自动将旧系统文件从Windows 10重新定位到名为“Windows.old”的文件夹中。因此，如果您遇到 Microsoft 最新操作系统的问题
，您可以回滚到Windows 10 。
回滚到Windows 10很简单。您可以保留个人数据，并且不会丢失任何第三方程序，升级后安装的任何应用程序除外。无论如何，如果出现问题，备份文件和文档(back up files and documents)是个好主意。
捕获？Storage Sense会在十天后自动删除“Windows.old”文件夹，因此您只能在此期间从Windows 11切换到Windows 10。
如果您已经过了十天，如果您的 PC 的恢复选项中提供了执行此操作的选项，您仍然可以回滚。如果不这样做，则必须使用全新安装Windows 10（下一节中将详细介绍）。
如果您想继续，这里是卸载Windows 11并回滚到Windows 10的方法。
1. 右键单击开始(Start)按钮并选择设置(Settings)。
2.向下滚动(Scroll)设置(Settings)应用程序并选择恢复(Recovery)。
3. 选择恢复(Recovery)选项下的返回按钮。如果该选项不存在，则无法回滚到Windows 10。
4. 指定您要返回Windows 10的原因并选择下一步(Next)。
5. 选择是否要检查更新。这可能会修复您在使用Windows 11(Windows 11)时可能遇到的任何错误或故障。如果您不想这样做，请选择否，谢谢。
6. 仔细阅读“您需要知道的内容”屏幕上的信息，然后选择下一步(Next)。
7.再次选择下一步(Select Next)以确认您需要记住Windows 10中的用户帐户密码。如果您不知道，您将无法登录。
8.选择(Select Go)返回到Windows 10以确认您要将 PC 回滚到Windows 10。
9.等到(Wait)Windows 安装程序(Windows Setup)将您的 PC 降级到Windows 10(Windows 10)。这只需要5-10分钟。在此过程中，您的 PC 将多次重启。
全新安装 Windows 10
没有看到回滚到Windows 10的选项？卸载Windows 11(Windows 11)的唯一方法是擦除系统分区并全新安装Windows 10。但是，这将删除所有个人数据和应用程序，这意味着如果您选择继续，则必须从头开始。
1：将您的文档和文件备份(Back up your documents and files)到外部驱动器或内部硬盘驱动器或SSD上的不同分区。或者，您可以将数据上传到OneDrive或Google Drive等云存储服务(cloud-storage service like OneDrive)。
2. 创建可启动的Windows 10安装驱动器。最直接的方法是使用Microsoft 的 Windows 10 媒体创建工具(Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool for Windows 10)。您将需要一个存储容量至少为 8GB
的空USB驱动器。(USB)
这是一个简单的过程，但如果您需要帮助，这里是创建可启动 Windows 10 USB 记忆棒的分步说明(step-by-step instructions to create a bootable Windows 10 USB stick)。
3.从 USB 安装媒体启动您的 PC，(Boot your PC from the USB installation media)然后通过Windows 安装程序(Windows Setup)清除系统分区并重新安装 Windows 10。
选择与您的 Windows 许可证或产品密钥匹配的Windows 10版本 - Home 或Pro。然后，请参阅本指南以了解有关在 PC 上全新安装 Windows 10(clean-installing Windows 10 on a PC)的更多详细信息。
熟悉的环境
Windows 10 仍然是一个功能强大的操作系统，微软(Microsoft)承诺在 2025 年之前积极支持它。
在Windows 11中运行的任何东西也将在Windows 10中运行，因此您不会因为降级而错过任何重要的东西。
但是，总有一天永久升级到Windows 11变得不可避免。到那时，它有望经历多次重大更新，使其比现在好得多。
How to Uninstall Windows 11 (and Roll Back to Windows 10)
Windows 11 is radically different from previоus Windows operating systems. If you’re struggling to get used to it, you can roll back tо Windows 10. We will show you how to downgrade Windows 11 to Windows 10.
Although Windows 11 is a faster and more secure operating system, it’s not for everyone. If you dislike interface changes such as the revamped taskbar, don’t find Windows 11’s new features all that useful, or you keep encountering bugs that break the experience, rolling back to Windows 10 makes sense.
If you upgraded to Windows 11 within the last ten days, then uninstalling it and returning to Windows 10 is pretty easy. If not, the only way to roll back to Windows 10 is to perform a clean install of the operating system.
Go Back to Windows 10
When you upgrade to Windows 11, Windows Update automatically relocates the old system files from Windows 10 to a folder called “Windows.old.” Because of that, you can roll back to Windows 10 if you have issues with Microsoft’s latest operating system.
Rolling back to Windows 10 is straightforward. You get to keep personal data and won’t lose any third-party programs except for any apps you installed after the upgrade. Regardless, it’s a good idea to back up files and documents if something goes wrong.
The catch? Storage Sense automatically deletes the “Windows.old” folder after ten days, so you can only make the switch from Windows 11 to Windows 10 within that period.
If you’re already past the ten days, you can still roll back if the option to do that is available in your PC’s recovery options. If you do not, you must resort to clean installing Windows 10 (more about that in the next section).
If you want to go ahead, here’s how to uninstall Windows 11 and roll back to Windows 10.
1. Right-click the Start button and select Settings.
2. Scroll down the Settings app and select Recovery.
3. Select the Go back button under Recovery options. If the option is not present, you can’t roll back to Windows 10.
4. Specify why you want to return to Windows 10 and select Next.
5. Select if you want to check for updates. That might fix any bugs or glitches you might be experiencing with Windows 11. If you don’t want to do that, select No, thanks.
6. Carefully read the information on the “What you need to know” screen and select Next.
7. Select Next again to acknowledge you need to remember your user account password from Windows 10. You won’t be able to sign in if you don’t know it.
8. Select Go back to Windows 10 to confirm you want to roll back your PC to Windows 10.
9. Wait until the Windows Setup downgrades your PC to Windows 10. That will only take anywhere between 5-10 minutes. Your PC will reboot multiple times during the process.
Clean Install Windows 10
Don’t see the option to roll back to Windows 10? The only way to uninstall Windows 11 is to wipe the system partition and clean-install Windows 10. However, that will erase all personal data and apps, meaning you must start from scratch if you choose to go ahead.
1: Back up your documents and files to an external drive or a different partition on the internal hard drive or SSD. Alternatively, you can upload your data to a cloud-storage service like OneDrive or Google Drive.
2. Create a bootable Windows 10 installation drive. The most straightforward way to do that is to use Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool for Windows 10. You will need an empty USB drive with a storage capacity of at least 8GB.
It’s a straightforward process, but if you need help, here are step-by-step instructions to create a bootable Windows 10 USB stick.
3. Boot your PC from the USB installation media and work through the Windows Setup to erase the system partition and reinstall Windows 10.
Select the Windows 10 version that matches your Windows license or product key—Home or Pro. Then, refer to this guide for more details about clean-installing Windows 10 on a PC.
Familiar Surroundings
Windows 10 is still a capable operating system, with Microsoft committing to actively supporting it until 2025.
Whatever works in Windows 11 will also work in Windows 10, so it’s not like you’re missing out on anything significant by downgrading.
However, there will come a time when making a permanent upgrade to Windows 11 becomes unavoidable. By then, it will hopefully have gone through multiple major updates, making it considerably better than it is now.
