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The changes to the user interface. The inability or difficulty in getting to control features that were readily accessible in older versions. The inability to do certain things that cannot be done in the latest version of Windows 10. The crippling of some features. The way the interface, desktop, and start menu look and work. Change for the sake of change is not always a plus.

I've about had it with Windows 10 versions for 2021. I may wipe the hard drive and reinstall an earlier version of Windows 10 ver. 2020 or perhaps even ver. 1909. MalwareBytes Premium ver. 4.5.4.x is presently on my Windows version 2021. So what do I do if I wipe (erase and reformat) my present hard drive and then reinstall Win 10 version 1909 or 2020? Will I be able to reactivate my MalwareBytes Premium license on the new version of Windows? Note that this will be on the same computer. No change in hardware, except maybe a different hard drive (ssd).