Do NOT try to cancel the upgrade. That will leave your computer in an unstable, possibly unbootable state.
Instead, allow the upgrade to complete. Then immediately go to Start menu > Settings > System > Recovery and 'Go back' to Windows 10.
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I accidentally clicked update to windows 11 and i cant find a cancel button, any help please?
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Do NOT try to cancel the upgrade. That will leave your computer in an unstable, possibly unbootable state.
Instead, allow the upgrade to complete. Then immediately go to Start menu > Settings > System > Recovery and 'Go back' to Windows 10.
I accidentally clicked update to windows 11 and i cant find a cancel button, any help please?
I have a similar problem but the windows 11 status is still "downloading." So I paused updates to stop the download. However, when I resume updates, windows 11 immediately starts downloading again. Is there a way I can cancel the download or would it be best to let windows 11 download, install, then use the "Go Back to Windows 10" feature?
My mother-in-law clicked "allow" on the upgrade when prompted - unfortunately there was only allow or deny, no decide later option. Windows11 was installed but it slowed down the system to an almost inoperable speed. I restored Win10, but immediately the system starts downloading Win11 and installs it again. So I did the downgrade a second time.
This is extremely annoying. I tried several registry edits, from disallowing AU's to setting target builds, but the AutoUpdater continues to download Win11. I guess somewhere the WindowsOS saved the upgrade approval and is acting on it.
Does anybody know where that might be and how to rescind the approval to upgrade to win11?
I had the same problem. The computer keeps trying to get me to upgrade to wim 11 even after i was rolling back to win 10.
I deleted everything in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\\
I turned off TPM in the bios.
It was still trying to download win 11.
Then i did an "in place upgrade"to my windows 10 (in my case 21H2).
That did the trick. I was then again asked if I wanted to upgrade to win 11, and could click NO.
It has hereafter only bothered me with normal win10 updates.
Yah, this is broken. I updated to Win11 - found some incompatibilities with drivers I need, so I did the revert. And now it's trying to download and install again. How do I make it stop!