If you're not ready to make the change yet
Make Windows 11 look like Windows 10
To make Windows 11 look like Windows 10, you'll need to tweak the registry settings and use a third-party tool. Fortunately, you can choose whether you want all or just some components to look like Windows 10.
For example, you might be annoyed that the Start menu appears larger but shows fewer items. Or maybe you don't like having to select "Show more options" to get the full context menu.
The good news is that you can change all of this back to what you remember from Windows 10. The bad news is that Microsoft may disable some of the registry hacks discussed in this guide with future Windows updates because it wants you to use the redesigned interface.
