You can use `n` in Linux/macOS and `nvm` in Windows to manage node's version. 

Both `n` and `nvm` provide an easy interface to downgrade to a specific node version.

# Install `n` or `nvm`

On Linux and macOS:  
`npm install -g n`

> `n` is not supported natively on Windows.  

On Windows:  
Use `nvm`, available for download [here](https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/releases).

# Downgrading Node

* After installing `n`, enter the following command to downgrade to any version of Node:  
`n <version>`.  
> For example, running 
`n 10.24.0` will install Node version 10.24.0.

* For Windows and `nvm`, the command is:  
`nvm install <version>`.
*  After installation, run `nvm use <version>` to switch to the downgraded version of Node.

How to downgrade node version

Install n or nvm On Linux and macOS: npm install -g n  n is not supported natively on Windows.  On Windows: Use nvm, available for download here. Downgrading Node  After installing n, enter the following command to downgrade to any version of Node: n .   For example, running n 10.24.0 will install Node version 10.24.0.   For Windows and nvm, the command is: nvm install . After installation, run nvm use  to switch to the downgraded version of Node.  