Many users installed the latest desktop operating system on their PCs to experience the revamped UI with a centered taskbar, new animations, and more. But, as it is an insider build, there are some bugs, and the battery life has also taken a hit.
Due to these issues, a lot of users want to shift to Windows 11 stable from the insider build. So today, we are going to do just that to help you switch to the public release build with ease. And do you know what the best part is? The process also works on unsupported PCs running on an Insider preview build.
Prerequisites
An active internet connection At least 5GB free disk space More than 50% charge
Method 1: Officially Supported PCs
This method works only on PCs that meet minimum Windows 11 hardware requirements and requires a complete data wipe if you are running the latest insider preview build. You can check if your PC meets the minimum hardware requirements using the PC health check app. However, if you are on an older build, you might be able to switch without wiping data but try it at your own risk.
Method 2: Unsupported PCs without TPM 2.0 support
This method is one of the easiest ways to switch from insider build to stable, and heck; it even works if you want to upgrade from Windows 10. A modified CMD file enables us to do so, and we are thankful to the developers who made that possible. So what are we waiting for? Let’s have a detailed look. During the installation process it might say Windows 10 but worry not as it will install latest Windows 11 version only.
Method 3: Unrolling device from the Windows Insider Program
If you are not running on the latest insider preview/beta channel build, you can try unrolling your PC from the Windows Insider Program and checking for updates. Let us have a look at how you can do just that.
Easily Switch from Windows 11 Insider Preview to Windows 11 Public
Using one of the methods we shared above, you should successfully switch between Insider build and Public release. After switching, if you still face some issues and want to roll back to Windows 10, then you can refer to this guide.
