You could try the following work around then test your luck: it'll subside once Windows 11 is a more mature OS.Unfortunately, clean install is your only option, you can't downgrade from Pro to Home. TL DR: people act this way every 5-7 years when a new Windows comes along. This happens every time a new Windows releases, it's a pretty normal Windows 11 comes as a replacement that nobody really wants yet because lots only in the last couple years made the switch to 10, people will switch over again in 5 years. Then 2020 came along, Windows 7 was off of support, and Windows 10 was much more stable and people came to like it. People acted like Windows 7 was the bee's knees when Windows 10 was released and had some bugs and quirks. It gives everyone a perfectly fine amount of time to upgrade and make the switch. Ride it out until their hardware is so old they can't even use it with their current OS and/or the current OS loses support, buy a new computer, install the newer and now perfectly stable OS. That's what Windows 7 users back in 2015 did if they had older hardware. now people think they're being "forced" to upgrade when in reality they can just keep using Windows 10 until EOL. TPM and <4-5 year old CPU requirements aren't very reasonable, especially when a huge portion of PC users are still on Skylake, Broadwell, Haswell, and Ivy Bridge hardware because it's still perfectly fine. The system requirements for Windows 11 gave it a lot of backlash, which is understandable. People stayed on 7 until they couldn't anymore, and then migrated to the newer OS (10) when it was nice and stable instead of having to be a lab rat and dealing with all of the bugs and little quirks that come with a newly released OS. Unsurprisingly, Windows 11 is a little bit of a mess for a lot of users to start, but Windows 10 was literally exactly the same when it released. I think people are just happy that Windows 10 runs on just about anything and now that it's had time to have all its bugs ironed out, it's a pretty decent OS. Pick, Assemble and Install: Video Guide.No intentionally harmful, misleading or joke advice.No excessive posting (more than one submission in 24 hours).
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