Rolling Back To Windows 8.1
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- Oct 7, 2009
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In these sort of cases, the best courses of action are:
1| You reinstall your older OS using a bootable USB installer or disc provided by the manufacturer
or
2| Wait out the storm while Microsoft irons out it's new platform issues. In the meantime that would mean you reinstall your new OS using a recreated bootable USB installer and proceed with Windows 10 usage.
You may want to read through the middle of this article to get an understanding of why windows.old is needed.
Further reading and assistance in ISO.
1| You reinstall your older OS using a bootable USB installer or disc provided by the manufacturer
or
2| Wait out the storm while Microsoft irons out it's new platform issues. In the meantime that would mean you reinstall your new OS using a recreated bootable USB installer and proceed with Windows 10 usage.
You may want to read through the middle of this article to get an understanding of why windows.old is needed.
Further reading and assistance in ISO.
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