You can easily roll back Windows 11 to Windows 10, until this bonkers policy kicks in
Summary
I once described Microsoft as appearing to have an unwritten mission statement: "Microsoft builds incredibly deep, powerful, and flexible software products that -- before they see the light of day -- must be infused with a level of unnecessary inconvenience, incomprehensible restrictions, and regressive policies such that all possible joy has been removed prior to customer contact." Perhaps you followed the steps in my easy-to-follow guide, and your upgrade went as smoothly for you as mine did for me. Or perhaps you just dont want to give Satya the satisfaction of showing Windows 11 upgrade stats with one more convert. As the screenshot below shows, the Go Back option may no longer be available on your PC. But when theres a much easier solution available and no technical reason to block it, for an OS vendor to pick 10 days arbitrarily, thats just plain mean spirited.