I downloaded the Windows 11 compatibility checker and all 3 computers in my house are not compatible so we are all stuck with Windows 10 until we buy new computers.
Windows 10 is supported until 2025 so I don’t have to upgrade for a number of years, which is good because I don’t have the money to buy a new computer right now.
You can download the Windows 11 compatibility checker here on the Microsoft website (Scroll down to where it says check for compatibility and then download the app).
Fortunately my laptop is compatible.with Windows 11
My laptop qualifies. I have questions about stuff on that page. It says TPM 2.0 is required. TPM 2.0 is kinda new, so how many people are really going to be eligible for this upgrade? Also, it says a MS account is needed to set up Win 11. That sounds onerous.
My choice? I’ll keep Windows 10 on my systems. Don’t see any reason to rush into this at all. Looks like mostly a facelift, and MS hasn’t said anything about under-the-hood improvements. Not really. As unstable and finicky as Windows can be at release and generally up to a year thereafter, I won’t be in a hurry to get it. I did read that it will be offered for download for free later this year via Windows Update. I just hope it doesn’t pester me every damn day like the Win 7 to 10 upgrade notifier did. That was really annoying.
Yeah, I am in no real need to upgrade to Windows 11. From what I have read there are no features that I must have. Everything I want to do I can do win Windows 10.
I’ll probably install Windows 11 on day one on my laptop so I can play around with it but as for my computer I am not going to spend a bunch of money for a new computer when there is no must have Windows 11 feature I want or need.
I’m worried that this will just turn into a way to sell data. I purposefully didn’t make an account for my current PC for this reason.
I’ll probably upgrade to 11 before 10’s support ends, but I’m in no hurry. I really like Windows 10 and it does everything I need.
I may end up doing that if I don’t upgrade my setup before then. Good idea
I ended up breaking the button that allows you to remove the graphics card on my current motherboard. The thing wouldnt come out so I pressed harder, and one day it just snapped off.
I checked my BIOS, I don’t have TPM 2.0 so my computer is a no go for WIndows 11. I’ll have to look into buying the TPM module, I didn’t know you could do that.
Mine is not compatible from lack of secure boot it says, I enabled tpm and secure boot in the bios but it’s still incompatible, maybe there will be some more help with upgrading as it rolls out.
I can’t stand phones and even tablets are not that great. Maybe I am old school but I like a full sized keyboard, a mouse and a big 27" high resolution monitor.
I hate surfing the internet on my phone, the screen is too small and typing on it annoys me.
I use to own a tablet, surfing some websites was “ok” but I still prefer my computer.