Downgrade Windows 10 with EaseUS System GoBack

Here is how it works:

• • You download EaseUS System GoBack from the developer website. Downloads were available immediately on a Windows 7 system while I was asked to provide an email first on a system running Windows 10.

  • Install the program afterwards. It may take a moment to complete. Please note that you cannot use it if you have a version of ToDo Backup installed. If you do, you can use it instead to create the backup.

  • Launch System GoBack afterwards and follow the simply wizard to create the backup of the Windows partition. The backup may take a while to complete depending on the size of the Windows partition.

  • When you want to go back to your old operating system, simply run the software again and select the go back option that is displayed in the interface.

The program is only of use if you run it prior to upgrading to Windows 10 (or any other system for that matter). If you get a system running Windows 10, or want to downgrade without having created a backup first using the program or another one, then you won't be able to go back using third-party software.

You may still be able to restore the old version of Windows using the native downgrade option in the first 30 days after the upgrade.

Note: While it is theoretically possible to downgrade after the 30 day period using System GoBack, you will notice that your license key for the old operating system may not valid anymore after that time period as it gets converted during the upgrade.

It is also unclear how the program handles that if you restore an earlier version of Windows, and if you can restore to an activated operating system after the 30 day grade period.

It is suggested therefore to try the official downgrade option first before you use this program.

We will update this article with information when things become clearer.

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