One reader, for example, pointed out today that he’s going to need to fall back to Windows 8.1 until SolidWorks adds support for Windows 10, which isn’t currently expected until mid-October. While this isn’t an option that many people take, it’s going to be important if you find out that a certain software package doesn’t work correctly with the operating system. One of the features Windows 10 offers is the option to roll back to your earlier OS installation if, for some reason, you either don’t like or have compatibility issues with Windows 10.
