In early October 2021, Microsoft released the Windows 11 operating system, which may be updated for free on compatible devices.
Microsoft will provide a free upgrade to Windows 11 for all new Windows 10 computers. However, not all machines running Windows 10 can be updated to Windows 11.
The device must have at least an Intel 8th generation coffee leak or Zen2 CPU to update to Windows 11. Support for TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module), as well as 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage space, will be required. That’s why millions of machines can’t officially upgrade to Windows 11, but it is feasible in certain ways.
Microsoft will roll out Windows 11 in stages, and it will not be accessible on all currently supported machines. The upgrade will be accessible to all eligible devices by mid-2022, according to the firm.
Here’s how to update a Windows 10 PC or laptop, or a device that can be upgraded to Windows 11, to Windows 11. First, use Microsoft’s PC Health Check app to see if your device is eligible for Windows 11 updates. All of your important papers, programs, and data should be backed up.
If the device is enabled, go to Computer or Laptop Settings, Update & Security, and then Windows Update. Check there for updates, and if a Windows 11 upgrade is available, you’ll be able to download and install it.
Follow the on-screen instructions after clicking Download and Install. You’ll have to wait until mid-2022 if you don’t see the free Windows 11 upgrade option but your device is qualified.
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