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== Step 4: Installing ==
{{Warn|Make sure to select "Keep personal files and apps" if you want to keep your data.}}
[[File:Win11setup.PNG|thumb|If you followed the tutorial correctly, this should appear.]]
== And you're done! ==
{{Critical|There is only a ten day window to roll back to Windows 10. To extend to 60 days, open up PowerShell as an administrator <pre>DISM /Online /Set-OSUninstallWindow /Value:60</pre>. '''IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS WITHIN TEN DAYS, YOU MUST CLEAN INSTALL WINDOWS 10 IF YOU WANT TO GO BACK.'''}}
[[File:Win11Desktop.png|thumb|Desktop]]
You just installed Windows 11 on your "unsupported" PC, Enjoy.
If you don't like it, go into Settings > Recovery > Go back. This option is only available for ten days
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