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Change Number of Days to Go Back to Previous Version of Windows




If you have installed a newer version of Windows 10 but are not happy with the update, you may return to the previous version of the OS that you had prior to the upgrade. In modern versions of Windows 10, the time frame before the files to go back are deleted is not very long. The user only has 10 days to observe and study any incompatibilities or issues with the big update and uninstall it.
This feature is new to Windows 10 version 1803.
Note:
It is possible to uninstall a recently installed Windows 10 build only if you haven't deleted the Windows.old folder. If you already deleted it, then the only option available for you is to perform a clean install of the previous operating system.

The option which allows restoring a previous version of Windows 10 can be found under Settings - Update & recovery - Recovery. It is called Go back to the previous version of Windows 10


The default time frame is 10 days, but you can increase it. To do so
1.       Open an elevated command prompt.
To see the current number of days available after upgrade, execute the command

dism /Online /Get-OSUninstallWindow

See the "Uninstall window" value.

2.       You can set this value representing the number of days from 2 to 60. To change the number of days, run the command

dism /Online /Set-OSUninstallWindow /Value:30

This command will set 30 days as the time frame. You Can change the value up to 60 days.

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