Microsoft reveals Windows 10 support will end Oct.In late June, Microsoft announced Windows 11, noted that the upcoming OS would have more stringent hardware requirements than Windows 10, and released a utility named PC Health Check to permit users to assess the upgrade readiness of their PCs.Microsoft brings Android apps to Windows 11 through Amazon Appstore.Windows 11 is expected to begin rolling out later this year. The compatibility page also says S mode is only available on the Home Edition of Windows 11.
Microsoft has also revealed that users running Windows in S Mode will have to switch out of S mode before upgrading.
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0.A 64-bit processor with 1GHz or faster with 2 or more cores.Some of the reasons you will get if your device is not supported include having less than 64GB of storage, having an unsupported processor, not supporting Secure Boot, and not having TPM 2.0 enabled. Users who are yet to download the app can download it here. Once updated, run the compatibility check again. It will notify you that there is an update for it. So if you already ran the app but didn’t get a reason for your PC not being supported, you should relaunch the app. This was not the case with the earlier version of the app that was available a few days ago. The PC Health Check app has now received an update that will tell you why your PC isn’t supported. While there are requirements for the new version, you can simply install the PC Health Check App to know if your system will be supported. The new version of Windows should be available as a free upgrade to users but not all PCs will support it. Microsoft announced Windows 11 this week.
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