After the release of Windows 11 in June this year, Microsoft immediately launched the PC Health Check program, which is a tool that allows users to check whether the computer is suitable for upgrading to Windows 11. When the PC Health Check was launched soon, users found that many computer hardware was shown as unsupported, and Microsoft temporarily removed it.
PC Health Check was re-launched after adjustments, but Microsoft only allows participants of the Windows Insider program to download and try. Foreign media said that after PC Health Check was relaunched, some hardware that should be eligible was still excluded. They believed that this was due to Microsoft’s failure to update the hardware list.
According to Microsoft’s previous announcement, the basic system requirements for installing Windows 11 are 1GHz 64-bit dual-core processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage and TPM 2.0 support. If you are interested in knowing whether your computer is compatible with Windows 11, you can download and install PC Health Check from Microsoft’s Windows 11 page from now on, because the program has been launched in conjunction with Windows 11 on October 5 and is fully open for download.
Source: Microsoft
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