You own the computer.
Microsoft own the OS.
You can clean install Windows 10
using this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Make sure to backup important files and
documents first.
MICROSOFT NEEDS TO STOP
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Anonymous
Please with the kindest of my heart, STOP FORCING APPS AND EMAIL ADDRESSES TO SET UP MY WINDOWS COMPUTER!!
I DO NOT CARE! THIS IS MY DAMN COMPUTER! YOU DO NOT OWN IT!! IF BUYING IS NOT OWNING?! THEN PIRACY IS NOT STEALING!!! I WILL BE TAKING BACK CONTROL OF MY WINDOWS 11 AWAY FROM YOUR COLD DARK HANDS!! FOR I HATE THE STUPID DECISIONS YOU HAVE MADE AT MICROSOFT!!!!!
So as for my question is rather a few. How do I make my account not bound to the computer, in other words make it local. And how do I stop it from forcing updates? And how to I convert my already bought and installed Windows 11 laptop back to Windows 10, if you are kind enough to do that for me without me forcing it myself would be nice.
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Windows update
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