Windows 10’s nag screen is nothing new and it was first added to Windows 10 with Microsoft’s May 2018 Update as a post-set-up ‘experience’, but this new pop-up experience is surprisingly long and it takes about five clicks to exit. This page touts flagship Windows 11 features like tabs in File Explorer in its final attempt to bait users and reminds them that they can always get Windows 11 by visiting the Windows Update page.

Upgrade alert page four | Image Courtesy: įinally, you can select the “decline upgrade” option to open the final confirmation window: “You’ll stay on Windows 10”.

The back button opens another window titled “Microsoft recommends Windows 11 for your PC” because it has a familiar feel, your files will come to the new OS, and you can always go back to Windows 10 without worrying. You can click the “back” button, but it again won’t close the Windows 11 upgrade laert screen. Upgrade alert page three | Image Courtesy: Instead, it will open another page titled “Introducing Windows 11”, which highlights several features you can use after upgrading to the new OS, a new Start menu, tabs in File Explorer, new settings experience, Micorosft 365 and more. Upgrade alert page two | Image Courtesy: Ĭlicking the option won’t take you back to the desktop. However, the pop-up won’t disappear when you click on the “Keep Windows 10” option.

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