Greetings experts>
I have installed the free version of Windows 10 on 2 newer computers, that were bought with Windows 8. The desk top installed with no problems, the lap top had issues, but I solved them and all was working just peachy until windows descended upon me with one of their ill-conceived major updates. Without going into detail and making a very long and involved story much shorter... it screwed up both machines big time.
It was so bad that I needed remote intervention, and the actual windows tech had to do it for free because it was their fault, and he actually admitted it.....he was British, bless his heart.
But there is a problem; they couldn't actually fix the error, why I don't know, what they did was prompt my computer to down load the latest version, called the "anniversary edition" of windows 10, which is supposed to be the major repair for the free version they gave us all almost a year to decide to use.
In truth, I really like windows 10, it was working great until they sent me the major update; but after the remote help from a windows tech, I now have 2 windows 10 systems operating on my computer(s).
Funny thing is, after it was done downloading and installing, the initial version of windows 10 (that he could not seem to fix) started working perfect again, and that is the one I want to keep, (as it has all my files and programs) and it is the same on both computers.
In plain..., simple, concise English, how do I uninstall the Windows 10 program I don't want, and get it the hell off my computers, without having to roll back to Windows 8.1!? I don't want 2 operation systems on my computers for many reasons. The main reason is they receive updates at the same time, and it is clogging up my DSL and locking it up.
Again...., I just want to get rid of one of the windows 10 operating systems on my computers, without having to roll it back to a previous system. Just a clean uninstall, can this be done? I can't seem to find any instructions for doing that without having to roll back to a previous program.
I don't want to roll back.......Thanks
Regards;
Rick
I have installed the free version of Windows 10 on 2 newer computers, that were bought with Windows 8. The desk top installed with no problems, the lap top had issues, but I solved them and all was working just peachy until windows descended upon me with one of their ill-conceived major updates. Without going into detail and making a very long and involved story much shorter... it screwed up both machines big time.
It was so bad that I needed remote intervention, and the actual windows tech had to do it for free because it was their fault, and he actually admitted it.....he was British, bless his heart.
But there is a problem; they couldn't actually fix the error, why I don't know, what they did was prompt my computer to down load the latest version, called the "anniversary edition" of windows 10, which is supposed to be the major repair for the free version they gave us all almost a year to decide to use.
In truth, I really like windows 10, it was working great until they sent me the major update; but after the remote help from a windows tech, I now have 2 windows 10 systems operating on my computer(s).
Funny thing is, after it was done downloading and installing, the initial version of windows 10 (that he could not seem to fix) started working perfect again, and that is the one I want to keep, (as it has all my files and programs) and it is the same on both computers.
In plain..., simple, concise English, how do I uninstall the Windows 10 program I don't want, and get it the hell off my computers, without having to roll back to Windows 8.1!? I don't want 2 operation systems on my computers for many reasons. The main reason is they receive updates at the same time, and it is clogging up my DSL and locking it up.
Again...., I just want to get rid of one of the windows 10 operating systems on my computers, without having to roll it back to a previous system. Just a clean uninstall, can this be done? I can't seem to find any instructions for doing that without having to roll back to a previous program.
I don't want to roll back.......Thanks
Regards;
Rick