Microsoft introduced the Windows Insider program with the launch of Windows 10 to serve as a communication platform between Windows software developers and the Windows update development team. The program allows anyone with a Microsoft account to subscribe for free to get the beta versions of Windows before their final release in the stable version, providing an opportunity to preview upcoming new features and provide feedback on them so that Microsoft can improve the Windows user experience. We have previously explained how to subscribe to the program to download the beta version of Windows 11. However, as you probably know, beta versions usually suffer from instability and numerous issues, so if you are already subscribed to the program and want to opt out in Windows 11, in this article we will explain more than one way to do so.
