Windows 11 is Microsoft's latest operating system that aims to make the current Windows experience more streamlined Not only is the design more aesthetically pleasing, but it also aims to be more user-friendly The centrally located Start button is definitely reminiscent of Apple's MacOS operating system

However, even if Windows 11 comes with Android apps and a fancy new snap feature, there is a chance that important software will not work from the start In that case, you may need to downgrade or revert to Windows 10 If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, don't worry; reverting back to Windows 10 is surprisingly easy and requires very little effort

Below are all the steps necessary to downgrade your computer from Windows 11 to Windows 10

Click the "Start" button

Click "Settings"

Click "Recovery" under "System"

Click "Back" under "Recovery Options"

Select a reason and click "Next"

Click "No thanks" when Windows asks you to check for updates

Confirm that you are backing up critical information and click "Next" In our experience, no important files were deleted However, it is a good idea not to fall behind

Windows will warn you to use your Windows 10 password, so be careful not to forget it If you remember it, click [Next]

Finally, click [Return to Windows 10] Your computer will restart