It's crucial to understand that this update doesn't automatically make unsupported PCs officially compatible with Windows 11. Each version of Win 11 (22H1 and 22H2) has its own specific list of ...

Edit 2/16/2024: The list of supported processors we reference in this article is for new OEM systems. However, Microsoft also references this same list on its minimum system requirements for Windows ...

Towards the end of July, Microsoft removed several Intel processors from its official Windows 11 supported CPU list. The change was pretty surprising as those chips were previously supported and there ...

Microsoft has long been pushing the use of Windows 11 instead of Windows 10. The company's time and attention are being spent on Windows 11 and not Windows 10. Recently, Microsoft expanded the list of ...

All those warnings turned out to be exaggerated ...

Hi all, if I want to upgrade my older machine (I have a newer one but am still using the older one) so that I can upgrade it to Windows 11 the "legit" way instead of like this, what kind of ...

Update: Microsoft has updated its list which now adds new AMD CPUs including an unannounced chip, but removes several Intel ones. Microsoft released its Moment 3 feature update for Windows 11 version ...

What Happens to Intel Processors that are Affected? If you have a device with these Xeon CPUs, their removal doesn't have a big impact. Your devices should still continue to function properly, but ...

Windows 11 is already known for its strict hardware requirements, which Microsoft hasn’t let up on since the OS first released back in 2021. The TPM 2.0 security module requirement has disqualified a ...

Microsoft regularly updates the list of supported processors for Windows 11. In the previous change, which happened sometime in May, the company added several new Intel chips to the list, including ...