However, as first noticed by Richard Hay of WinSuperSite, the Anniversary Update changes that rollback window, with users now having only 10 days to decide if they want to keep the new OS. Those that upgraded but decided they didn’t like the new operating system had 30 days during which they could roll their devices back to the previous version of Windows. Microsoft introduced Window 10 a bit over a year ago with a free upgrade offer for Windows 8 and Windows 7 users. But there’s one change that Microsoft did not talk about, though it may affect a large number of people: users now only have 10 days to roll back Windows 10 Anniversary Update. The recently released Anniversary Update for Windows 10 brings a big number of changes, with new user-facing features, as well as security and enterprise-oriented improvements.
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