No matter what people say, Windows 10 is the best version of Windows ever. Whether it’s the taskbar, the Start menu, the folder organization, the context menus, or the overall balance of form and function, Windows 10 simply does it better. There are no AI gimmicks or intense transparency effects that drain system resources. And yet the level of useful customization is unmatched.

On the other hand, Windows 11’s design scheme is a stark departure from the tried and tested, which is one of the many reasons users have been slow to embrace it. But if you’ve already upgraded and are starting to miss Windows 10, there’s no need to downgrade just yet.

There are several ways and free third-party apps to make your Windows 11 look like Windows 10 again. Here are all the little ways to get the look and feel of Windows 10 on Windows 11.

While you'll always need third-party apps to get an authentic Windows 10 experience, there are several ways to revert elements of Windows 11 back to something that resembles Windows 10.