Microsoft has thrown a bit of a surprise with the announcement of Windows 11. When the company launched the Windows 10 OS, they had made it clear that this would be their last-named OS, and what would follow were subsequent updates that would essentially play the role of fixing bugs, bring in improvements, or new features. However, in a move that surprised us all, Microsoft recently announced that they would be proceeding with a new version of Windows after all.
Recently, Microsoft had a detailed event showcasing the new Windows 11 OS and it is definitely a step forward in terms of Windows 10, and while there is still some time to go before the official copy comes out, we will be walking you through all the steps you need to take care of, before the eventual upgrade.
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Check your Computer specifications and ascertain whether it is eligible for the upgrade or not.
Just like a new game or software, Windows 11 also has a set list of minimum requirements that are required to allow the operating system to function properly. So, if you own a Windows PC or Laptop, you should check the specifications and make sure they are at par or better than the following –
Now, if you completely ignore this step and go for the upgrade when it arrives, you will receive a pop-up window if the minimum requirements are not met.
If you want a detailed list of specifications, you can head to the official link by clicking here.
What if you are new to Windows?
Ok, so if you are new to Windows in general, or haven’t used a Windows PC for a long time and want to get started with one that runs Windows 11, then you can buy yourself a new PC or Laptop that conform with the specifications mentioned above. Remember, the higher the better.
