Moving back to 8.1

>>55811958
just remember classic start and you should be okay

You won't have DX12 support or window snapping working properly with multimonitor setups.

And you will have a fullscreen start menu. But that's about it. Personally I didn't even bother installing a classic start menu because I don't give enough of a shit to begin with.

Other than that, you're doing great. You will benefit from:

-Slightly better performance than Windows 7
-A system that is more up to date
-Consistent design, outside of the obvious start menu
-Slightly faster boot times than Windows 10
-Not having cortana run on the background at all times

So go ahead

>>55812498
¥ Much better taskmanager and bootmenu