A few months ago, Microsoft launched a Windows 11 operating system.
All Windows 10 users qualified for free upgrades to new OS through system improvement features but not everyone had the necessary hardware specifications.
Many users like that have installed Windows 11 through a third party installer.
You can also install the latest OS by making simple modifications to the registry.
Now, according to the report by Windowslatest, Microsoft will warn the user if they continue to use Windows 11 on a PC that is not supported.
According to the report, if you have installed a new OS on a system that does not match the requirements mentioned by Giant Tech, you will receive a warning with the Windows settings application.
Further reports mention that Microsoft has begun to apply warning messages in the settings application header.
At present, the warning for unsupported hardware appears in the settings of the application veranda.
This report also suggests alerts can direct users to a page that explains why running Windows 11 on a PC that is not supported can produce mismatch problems.
The page will also mention how the OS can inhibit the device’s warranty.
According to previous reports by Windowslatest, Microsoft reportedly planned to launch wallpaper stickers for Windows users 11.
Tech Giant works on new stickers that will give users a new way to personalize the PC according to their wishes.
At present, Windows 11 comes with various features that can be accessed by users to adjust the appearance of their PC.
You can choose the accent color according to the application you are using or as your wallpaper.
It is also equipped with transparency effects for applications called Mika.
The report shows that reference for wallpaper sticker support has been found in Windows 11 Preview Builds.