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Hate Windows 11? These 9 free apps make it feel like Windows 10 again
Winsage
May 1, 2025

Hate Windows 11? These 9 free apps make it feel like Windows 10 again

Windows 10 will reach its end of life in 2025, prompting users to transition to Windows 11, which offers applications to recreate the Windows 10 experience. Transitioning to Windows 11 is possible through an update process if hardware requirements are met, with a temporary backup allowing a revert to Windows 10 within ten days. Applications like Start11 and Startallback enable customization of the Windows 11 interface to resemble Windows 10 or 7. Users can also install themes from the Microsoft Store or online, using Ultra UX Theme Patcher for third-party themes. Windhawk mods further enhance customization options. RevertSV provides an ISO image that mimics Windows 10, mainly for testing in virtual machines.
Want to make Windows 11 look like Windows 10? Use this free one-click tool
Winsage
August 7, 2024

Want to make Windows 11 look like Windows 10? Use this free one-click tool

Users can transition to Windows 11 while retaining the aesthetics of Windows 10 through a free application called RevertSV. This tool allows users to revert the visual design of Windows 11 back to Windows 10, restoring the familiar interface and revamping applications like Paint and Notepad. RevertSV also modifies operating system settings and Windows Explorer to reflect Windows 10's look, but some features may be limited. The application can be downloaded from the Internet Archive and is designed for cosmetic changes without altering core Windows 11 settings. However, it has not been extensively tested and lacks official Microsoft support, which may lead to errors or crashes. Users are advised to test it on a virtual machine, with VMware Workstation Pro available for free.
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