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How to Cancel Windows 11 Update and Stay on Windows 10

Step 7: Click Finish, and then navigate to where you saved the ISO.

Windows 10-da quraşdırılmış tətbiqlərin silinməsi

Windows 10, əvvəlki versiyalarında olduğu kimi (Windows 8), inkişaf etdiricilərə görə hər bir PC istifadəçisi üçün sadəcə lazım olan bir neçə əvvəlcədən quraşdırılmış tətbiqə malikdir. Bunlar arasında Təqvim, Mail, Xəbərlər, OneNote, Kalkulyator, Xəritələr, Groove Music və başqaları var. Ancaq təcrübənin göstərdiyi kimi, bəziləri maraq doğurur, bəziləri isə tamamilə faydasızdır. Nəticədə, bir sıra tətbiqlər sadəcə sabit diskinizdə yer tutur. Buna görə tamamilə məntiqli bir sual ortaya çıxır: “Gərəksiz quraşdırılmış tətbiqlərdən necə qurtulmaq olar?”

Windows 10-da standart tətbiqlərin silinməsi

Belə çıxır ki, bir çox hallarda istifadə olunmayan tətbiqlərdən qurtulmaq o qədər də asan deyil. Ancaq yenə də Windows OS-nin bəzi fəndlərini bilirsinizsə mümkündür.

Standart tətbiqlərin silinməsinin potensial təhlükəli bir hərəkət olduğunu qeyd etmək lazımdır, buna görə də bu cür vəzifələrə başlamazdan əvvəl bir sistem bərpa nöqtəsi və vacib məlumatların bir ehtiyat nüsxəsini (ehtiyat nüsxəsi) yaratmağınız tövsiyə olunur.

Metod 1: CCleaner istifadə edərək stok tətbiqlərinin silinməsi

Windows 10 daxili proqramlar CCleaner köməkçi proqramından istifadə edərək silinə bilər. Bunu etmək üçün yalnız bir neçə addım atmalısınız.

  1. CCleaner açın.Quraşdırmadıysanız, tətbiqi rəsmi saytdan quraşdırın.
  2. Faydalı proqramın əsas menyusunda sekməyə keçin “Alətlər” və maddəni seçin “Unistall”.

Metod 2: standart Windows alətlərindən istifadə edərək quraşdırılmış tətbiqlərin silinməsi

Əvvəlcədən quraşdırılmış bəzi proqramlar yalnız OS başlanğıc menyusundan deyil, həm də standart sistem alətləri ilə asanlıqla silinə bilər. Bunu etmək üçün düyməni basın “Başlamaq”, lazımsız standart tətbiqin kafelini seçin, sonra sağ basın və elementi seçin “Sil”. Ərizələrin tam siyahısını açaraq oxşar hərəkətləri də edə bilərsiniz.

Ancaq təəssüf ki, yalnız bu şəkildə quraşdırılmış tətbiqetmələrin məhdud bir siyahısı silinə bilər. Qalan elementlərdə sadəcə bir Sil düyməsi yoxdur. Bu vəziyyətdə, PowerShell qabığı ilə bir neçə manipulyasiya etməlisiniz.

  1. Nişanı sağ vurun “Başlamaq” və maddəni seçin “Tapmaq”və ya işarəni vurun Windows Axtarış tapşırıq çubuğunda.
  2. Axtarış qutusuna sözü daxil edin PowerShell və axtarış nəticələrini tapın Windows PowerShell.
  3. Bu elementə sağ vurun və elementi seçin “İdarəçi olaraq çalıştırın”.
  4. Nəticədə, növbəti çərşənbə qarşınızda görünməlidir.

Yerləşdirilmiş tətbiqlərin silinməsi əməliyyatı yalnız cari istifadəçi üçün həyata keçirilir. Hər kəs üçün silmək üçün aşağıdakı açarı əlavə etməlisiniz

Vacib bir məqam ondan ibarətdir ki, bəzi tətbiqlər sistem tətbiqidir və silinə bilmir (onları silməyə çalışarkən bir səhv meydana gələcək). Bunlar arasında Windows Cortana, Əlaqə Dəstəyi, Microsoft Edge, Print Dialog və bu kimi şeylər var.

Gördüyünüz kimi, quraşdırılmış tətbiqləri silmək olduqca qeyri-adi bir işdir, lakin lazımi biliklərə sahib olmaq üçün xüsusi proqram və ya standart Windows OS alətlərindən istifadə edərək lazımsız proqramları silə bilərsiniz.

How to Cancel Windows 11 Update and Stay on Windows 10?

There will be an end to the Windows 10 service in the very near future, and Microsoft is becoming increasingly pushy about asking users to upgrade. In case your device meets the Windows 11 requirements, Microsoft will begin to install Windows 11 automatically.

In the event you are not prepared to upgrade to this new Windows version yet, we have provided detailed instructions below on how you can cancel Window. Let’s get started!

Temporarily Pause the Update via Windows Settings

In case you only want to pause the Windows 11 update for a short time, the easiest method to do so is via Windows Settings. This method will allow you to put the update on hold for 7 days or more.

Here is what you need to do:

  1. Press Windows + I keys simultaneously on your keyboard to open Windows Settings.
  2. In the Settings window, click on Update & Security, and in the next window, select Windows Update from the left panel.
  3. Your screen should now display if Windows 11 is ready to be installed on your PC. If it is, you can click on Stay on Windows 10 for now.
    Select the ‘Stay on Windows 10 for now’ option
  4. Alternatively, you can click on Pause updates for 7 days. This should temporarily put the updates on hold for a week.
  5. If you want to pause them for more than a week, click on Advanced options, and in the next window, expand the dropdown menu under Pause updates.

Turn Off Windows Update Service

Another easy way to cancel Windows 11 update is by turning off the Windows Update Service.

However, it is essential to keep in mind that this will stop any and all Windows updates (including security and cumulative update patches) from installing on your PC. You will have to turn the service back on manually when you are ready to install the updates in the future.

  1. Press Windows + R keys simultaneously on your keyboard to open a Run dialogue box.
  2. In the text field of the dialog box, type services.msc and hit Enter.
    Opening up Services Window
  3. Once you are inside the Service window, locate and double-click on the Windows Update service.
    Launch Windows Update Service Properties dialog box
  4. In the Windows Update Properties dialog box, expand the drop-down menu against Startup type and select Disabled.
  5. Now click on the Stop button under Service status and hit Apply/OK to save the changes.
    Click on the Stop button to disable WU service

Doing so will cancel Windows 11 update. If you want to resume the update service in the future, simply follow the steps mentioned above again and choose Automatic as the Startup type. Then click on the Start button and hit OK.

Modify Windows Registry

In case you only want to cancel Windows 11 update, you can modify the Registry Editor in Windows. However, we recommend creating a Registry backup before you proceed, just to be safe.

  1. The first step is to check the current version of Windows that you are using. For that, press Windows + I keys simultaneously on your keyboard to open Windows Settings.
  2. In the Settings window, select System from the list of options available.
  3. Now select About from the left panel and scroll down to the ‘Windows specifications’ in the right window.
  4. You can now check the current version of Windows 10. Here, you have the choice to keep using the same version or upgrade to the latest one if one is available.
    Note down your current Windows version
  5. Press Windows + R keys simultaneously on your keyboard to open a Run dialogue box.
  6. In the text field of the dialog box, type regedit and hit Enter to launch Windows Registry.
    Open up the Registry Editor
  7. Once you are inside the Registry Editor, navigate to the location mentioned below.
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate
  1. If you cannot locate the WindowsUpdate key, then right-click on the Windows key and select the New > Key option.
  2. Rename this newly created key as WindowsUpdate.
  3. Now double-click on WindowsUpdate and right-click anywhere in the right pane.
  4. Select the New > DWORD (32-bit) Value option and rename this value as TargetReleaseVersion.
    Create new Dword value
  5. Next, double-click on the TargetReleaseVersion value, and under Value data, type 1.
    Edit your Dword value
  6. Once done, right-click anywhere in the same window again and this time, select the New > String Value option.
    Create new string value
  7. Rename this value as TargetReleaseVersionInfo and double-click on it.
  8. If you are on Windows 10 version 21H2, then type 21H2 under Value data and hit Enter.
    Edit your String Value
  9. If you are on Windows 10 version 21H1, then type 21H1 under Value data and hit Enter.
  10. Once done, restart your computer to cancel Windows 11 update.

Modify Group Policy Editor

If you find using the Registry Editor hard, then try canceling the Windows 11 update using the Group Policy Editor.

In the Group Policy Editor, administrative-level information about the Windows programs and processes is stored in the form of policies, and by modifying the relevant policies, we can customize the operating system processes. In this method, we will be modifying a Windows update policy to make the desired changes.

Here is all that you need to do:

  1. Press Windows + R keys simultaneously on your keyboard to open a Run dialogue box.
  2. In the text field of the dialog box, type gpedit.msc and hit Enter to launch the Group Policy Editor.
    Opening up Local Group Policy Editor
  3. Once you are inside the GPE, navigate to the location mentioned below.
Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Windows Update for Business
  1. Locate and double-click on Select the Target Feature Update Version.
    Double-click on the highlighted policy
  2. Here, select the Enabled option. Then, under Target Version for Feature Updates, type your preferred version.
    Configure policy
  3. Finally, click on Apply and then OK. This should cancel Windows 11 update.
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How to uninstall Windows 11

Windows 11 has been out for quite a while, and there’s a chance you might have installed it on your PC by now. However, if you’re not liking the new operating system for any reason, you can easily uninstall it from your system in more ways than one.

  • Rollback to Windows 10 and keep your files
  • Install Windows 10 via an ISO and delete your files

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There are certain conditions that might need to be met, though. You can only uninstall Windows 11 within 10 days of installation without losing your files. After that, you’ll need to do what is known as a “clean install” of Windows 10 or your previous operating system. We’ll touch on both methods in this handy guide.

Still undecided about whether to uninstall or keep Windows 11? Have a look at our guide to Windows 10 versus Windows 11.

Rollback to Windows 10 and keep your files

The easiest way to uninstall Windows 11 is by rolling back to Windows 10. With this method, you will not lose any of your files, but there is a catch. You only have 10 days from when you initially updated to Windows 11 to go back to Windows 10. If this applies to you, follow our steps below. Otherwise, jump to the next section.

Step 1: Open the Windows 11 settings menu with Windows key + I.

Step 2: On the sidebar, click Windows update.

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Step 3: In the middle of your screen, click Advanced options.

Step 4: Click Recovery followed by the Go back button.

Step 5: Plug your laptop into a power outlet, and follow the steps on the screen.

After a few restarts, your PC will be set back to Windows 10 and will no longer be on Windows 11. This is the safest and easiest way to go back to Windows 10 as it keeps everything in place. You will not lose any of your files or documents, but any apps you installed while using Windows 11 will no longer be present.

Install Windows 10 via an ISO and delete your files

Another way to uninstall Windows 11 and go back to Windows 10 is by using an ISO file. This is the only way to go back to Windows 10 if you’ve gone beyond the 10-day rollback limit. Under this method, you’ll be losing all of your files and apps and will have to restart from fresh.

Before you proceed, we suggest saving any of your files to external storage. This is so you can get back to it later after you uninstall Windows 11. Once you do that, follow our steps below.

Step 1: Visit Microsoft’s website and download the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool.

Step 2: Once the tool is downloaded, launch it on your Windows 11 system, and agree to Microsoft’s terms of service.

Step 3: Choose the option to create installation media for another PC and click Next, and then Next once more.

Step 4: Choose ISO file and then choose Next.

Step 5: Choose a location to save the file to (the desktop is a good place).

Step 6: Allow Windows 10 to download.

Step 7: Click Finish, and then navigate to where you saved the ISO.

Step 8: Double-click to launch the ISO file. Look for the Setup icon and click it, then follow the instructions on your screen to downgrade back to Windows 10.

Make sure that you test out Windows 11 within 10 days so you can decide if you like it or not. If your 10-day grace period has expired, there is no other way to uninstall Windows 11 and go back to Windows 10 other than using an ISO file. You’ll be forced to clean-install Windows 10 and will lose access to your files and apps.

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