# How to reinstall Windows 10 or 11

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**Author:** Ayushi Chauhan
**Published:** 2022-11-05
**Updated:** 2022-11-05
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Today we will explain to you how to **reinstall windows 10 or 11** in this article.  When you have tried various fixes for system difficulties to no avail, then it might be time to do a clean install of Windows 10 to resolve all issues.  However, does this procedure remove your critical data?  Is it possible to reinstall Windows 10 without losing any data?  Direct rollback is possible in Windows 11 settings thanks to Microsoft's user-friendly design.

Since Windows 11 retains a copy of Windows 10 on your computer for 10 days after upgrading from Windows 10 so you can revert to it, this is the case.  Keep in mind that you may need to reinstall some apps and programs if you switch back from Windows 11 to Windows 10. Any data that you have saved on your computer while running Windows 11 will also not be transferred to Windows 10. We have mentioned below the steps to reinstall Windows 10 or 11.

## Steps to Reinstall Windows 10 or 11

Open the Start Menu and select “**Definitions**”.

In Settings, go to the **System tab**.

In this menu, go to **Recovery**.

There, search for “**reset this computer**”, and click Get Started.  This will open the **Reset Wizard.**

Select the option to**Remove everything.**

Follow the instructions until the wizard **starts to reset** your Windows to the original "**come out of the box**" State.

## Final Words

That's it with our article on how to reinstall Windows 10 or 11. Although it started out as a vision, the evolution of Microsoft Windows has profoundly influenced the IT industry, probably more than any other operating system.  Microsoft founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen launched Windows in 1983. Although it was originally codenamed Interface Manager, Windows eventually prevailed because it better characterized the windows or boxes needed to view the new operating system.

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