With Windows 11's minimal File Explorer design, Microsoft sacrificed a lot of useful features found in the old Windows 10 ribbon-style File Explorer. There are some ways you can still use that old ...

In many cases, it’s even possible to restore or mimic old behavior ... in the latest version of Windows 10 but has been included for longer in Windows 11 is Copilot, which in a way replaces ...

Another feature Microsoft silently axed from Windows 11 was Windows 10's Desktop Peek, which allows users to show the desktop by hovering the mouse cursor over the extreme right end of the taskbar.

If you miss the familiar look and feel of Windows 10, you can restore the Start menu, taskbar, and other familiar elements ...

And that's fair. After all, Windows 11 has had its fair share of bugs and issues. And in your own comparison between Windows 10 and Windows 11, you might think you'd rather go back to Windows 10.

you can just turn your Windows 11 machine into a Windows 10 look-alike with these methods. Once that's done, a popup will appear indicating that the restore point was successfully created.