#1018 – How Do I Go Back to Windows 10 From Windows 11?

Windows 10?

Even though Windows 11 has been out for quite some time now, a) Windows 10 is still more popular, and b) some folks using Windows 11 would like to revert to Windows 10.

Can do. Exactly how depends on a couple of things, and can be very easy, or very hard.

How Do I Go Back to Windows 10 From Windows 11? has the information you need.

Also this week

Labels versus folders.

Another tool to help repair Windows.

Two-factor codes out of the blue.

The cloud: use it, but don't lose it.

As always, links below.

TEH Podcast

We talk about lot of AI happenings in recent weeks. In that vein, we talk about programming, or more crudely, "coding", as an art. And of course there's a new iPad to talk about.

TEH 220: Lots of AI. Software is art. iPad conundrum.

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How Do I Go Back to Windows 10 From Windows 11?
With a little bit of work.

Yes, you can still go back to Windows 10 from Windows 11. It just may not be easy.
Read: How Do I Go Back to Windows 10 From Windows 11?

Also This Week on Ask Leo!

How Do Gmail Labels Relate to Folders? Confusingly.
Gmail labels are similar to folders, but there are a couple of important differences to know if you use a desktop email program to access Gmail. Read: How Do Gmail Labels Relate to Folders?

Using the DISM Command Prompt Tool to Repair Windows It's a powerful tool with a long, technical name.
DISM is a tool included with Windows that can repair some types of Windows corruption. Read: Using the DISM Command Prompt Tool to Repair Windows

What to Do With an Unexpected Two-factor Code If you didn't expect it, it could signal a problem.
Getting an unexpected authorization code on your phone or via email can be concerning. Let's see when it's a sign of a problem and what to do about it. Read: What to Do With an Unexpected Two-factor Code

Use the Cloud; Just Don't Rely on the Cloud An important lesson in what feels like an oxymoron.
Online services, aka "the cloud", are often treated as if they are invincible. They're not. They represent a single point of failure that could cost you your data. Read: Use the Cloud; Just Don't Rely on the Cloud

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Use the Cloud; Just Don't Rely on the Cloud Online services, aka "the cloud", are often treated as if they are invincible. They're not. They represent a single point of failure that could cost you your data. Watch: Use the Cloud; Just Don't Rely on the Cloud

What to Do With an Unexpected Two-factor Code Getting an unexpected authorization code on your phone or via email can be concerning. Let's see when it's a sign of a problem and what to do about it. Watch: What to Do With an Unexpected Two-factor Code

Using the DISM Command Prompt Tool to Repair Windows DISM is a tool included with Windows that can repair some types of Windows corruption. Watch: Using the DISM Command Prompt Tool to Repair Windows

How Do I Go Back to Windows 10 From Windows 11? Yes, you can still go back to Windows 10 from Windows 11. It just may not be easy. Watch: How Do I Go Back to Windows 10 From Windows 11?

How Do Gmail Labels Relate to Folders? Gmail labels are similar to folders, but there are a couple of important differences to know if you use a desktop email program to access Gmail. Watch: How Do Gmail Labels Relate to Folders?

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