Windows 11 reach at the end of this year and its installation in a large part of the equipment on the market is a real headache. Now we know that unsupported devices that install Windows 11 will not have updates and next to this handicap, another for those that are compatible, in which Windows Update will notify you with a notice.
Windows update it is the traditional method of receiving updates automatically. A section within the “Settings” menu that serves to update our PC and now will notify if our team is ready to make the leap to Windows 11.
So you don’t forget to update
When updating our PC and for get out of doubts about compatibility, we can use the official PC Health Check tool or one interesting third-party alternative as is WhyNotWin11. Both one and the other serve to determine whether or not our equipment is compatible. Additionally, Microsoft has the ability to identify devices with compatibility hardware or software.
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To all these options, Microsoft added a new feature to the Windows 10 Insider Program Preview Channel. The Windows Update tool now displays a warning that the computer is ready to upgrade to Windows 11. The following text appears next to the warning:
“Good news: your PC meets the minimum system requirements for Windows 11. The specific timing of the offering may vary as we prepare it for you.”
“Note: Some functions of Windows 10 are not available in Windows 11. Some applications and functions may need more requirements.”
For now, this notice only available to members of the Windows 10 Preview Channel in the Insider Program. Remember that you can test the improvements that come to the different channels of the Insider Program for Windows 10 by following the tutorial we did back in the day, a method that also serves to test Windows 11.
Via | Windows Latest
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Jose Antonio Carmona
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