Method 1:
Go to This PC Manage Disk Management. Now check if the Recovery Partition is present in it or not. If it is present, then you can use it to revert to Home edition.
Method 2: Do a Clean Installation of Windows 10-
If you don’t have a Recovery partition, then your next option is to clean install Windows 10. During installation, if you format a partition, then your data gets erased. So make sure you take a backup before starting the process
Now go ahead with the following steps to perform a clean install
Suppose the current version of Windows starts when you restart the computer, then open a boot menu or change boot order in PC's UEFI or BIOS settings. This is done so that your PC boots from the media. Suppose changing boot menu or order doesn't seem to work out, then sign in to Windows again, shut down and start the computer.
Hope this helps and you are able to downgrade from Windows 10 Pro to Windows 10 Home. During the installation process, if you have formatted partition without backing up data, then don’t worry that your files and folders are completely lost. You can recover deleted folders from Windows 10, files erased after format, emptied from Windows 10 Recycle Bin, etc. with the help of Windows File Recovery tool.
Suppose Clean Install hasn’t done the trick and Windows 10 goes back to Pro edition, then here's another method you can try out.
Method 3:
Now, insert Windows 10 Home installation media, and do an in-place upgrade by launching setup from the desktop. Enter the valid Windows 10 Home product key when asked for, and select what to keep i.e., Settings, personal files and apps, only personal files, or nothing. In-place upgrade for Windows 10 Home will now be done
Note: If you are planning to downgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP and other lower versions, then you can follow any one of the three methods which are mentioned above. Please do maintain a timely backup of the files, in the case, if you lost the files or got deleted. If this happened then don't get worried, Windows File Recovery application helps you to recover deleted or lost files on Windows 7. Here are the simple steps involved in restoring deleted or lost data from a different version of Windows OS.
Steps to Recover Deleted Files on Windows 10:
Step 1: Download and install 'Windows File Recovery' application on your Windows 10 PC. After Launching, select "Recover Files" option as shown in the figure below.
Step 2: Choose the disk partitions from where the files are been deleted and click on the Scan option.
Step 3: The program quickly starts to scan the drive for the deleted files. Wait for a for the scan process to complete.
Step 4: Files are displayed in a new window. View them in either of Data View or File Type View.
Step 5: Right-click on the file to preview it.
Step 6: After checking the files, browse a location to save the restored files.