No need to clean install
Queued for unenrollment from insider program
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Anonymous
Hello there community!
I recently enrolled for the insider program of windows 11 and I didn't like the experience I got from it, so I have queued it for unenrollment for the next stable version but I have two questions!
- Will I keep my files like basically... will my system be the same if i opt out of this insider program after the stable version releases and im opted out of this program? (dumb question but I really need to be sure as I have a lot of important files)
- When exactly will the stable release arrive?
Also I'm on the BETA Channel so yeah please guide me according to that.
Thanks in advance!
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Erik Moreau
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Hi SyedSaifuddin,
If you upgraded to the current Beta build, this build is newer than the 22H2 Release (recently released)
With the 1 year release cycle Windows 11 has now, this means you will be getting Beta builds (to keep you secure) until 23H2 is released what should be in about a year.
(Unless you go for the clean install option)
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Anonymous
2022-10-30T14:45:41+00:00 No need to clean install
Thank you Sibro.o for your reply. I am glad to know that, have a nice day!
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Anonymous
2022-10-30T14:45:00+00:00 Hi SyedSaifuddin,
If you upgraded to the current Beta build, this build is newer than the 22H2 Release (recently released)
With the 1 year release cycle Windows 11 has now, this means you will be getting Beta builds (to keep you secure) until 23H2 is released what should be in about a year.
(Unless you go for the clean install option)
Thank you Erik Moreau for your reply, I am glad to know that. Thank you again, have a nice day!