10 Days

[Trouble]

This seems seriously abbreviated from previous available options regarding "going back".

“Can I go back to Windows 10 after I upgrade if I don’t like Windows 11?” The answer is a resounding yes… for 10 days. You’ll have that long to decide to roll back to Windows 10. Wait any longer, and you’re locked into Windows 11 unless you reformat your system.

SOURCE: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme...t-rolling-back-to-windows-10-but-not-for-long

 

[Anibor_11]

Why "reformat"? To roll back, it´s possible to restore a Windows 10 image of the whole disk.

 

[Trouble]

Essentially that would be the same thing.
As a matter of fact most disk imaging software that I have used, will actually warn you that your target disk contains partitions and data which will be overwritten if you continue

 

[jvickers]

This seems seriously abbreviated from previous available options regarding "going back".

SOURCE: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme...t-rolling-back-to-windows-10-but-not-for-long

I'm not sure how accurate that article is. I have the ability to roll back to Windows 10 even after almost a month of having Windows 11 installed. Perhaps this will only apply to the official release of Windows 11?