Microsoft is all set to launch Windows 11 for all compatible devices starting October 5.
The beta version of the operating system has out now for months and the final building is also available for Windows Insider users.
Updates are said to have intuitive navigation along with fresh display and more applications.
One of the most striking changes in Windows 11 in the taskbar, which is similar to those on Mac, and context menus, popups and windows have rounded angles.
According to the company, Windows 11 was built on the same foundation as Windows 10 and was designed to work efficiently on touch screen devices and non-touchscreen.
To help get the latest version of Windows without hiccups that you can read below.
Check whether your device compatible Windows 11 is compatible with almost every device that supports Windows 10 but to ensure that your device is compatible for updates that you install the Microsoft PC Health Check application on your device.
This application runs through the system configuration and will give you the necessary information.
The company also reveals the minimum hardware requirements you can go through – 1GHz processor, 4GB RAM, available 64GB storage, graphics cards that support DirectX 12, Version 2.0 and 720p version of the trusted platform module (TPM).
Microsoft also suggested that for the best Windows 11 upgrade experience, a qualified device must run Windows 10, version 20H1 or newer.
Prepare your Microsoft account to transfer files and favorite accounts connect your device to cross applications and Microsoft services such as Office, OneDrive, Edge and Microsoft Store.
When you enter with a Microsoft account on your new Windows 11 device, your files and data will come with you.
Back up your files, Create a DriveWindows Update Recovery is usually stable but you will never be safe enough in terms of technology.
Your files and applications can be damaged or removed during installation.
To ensure that your data is safe, it is recommended that you back up it on Cloud Storage.
You can also create a recovery drive on USB devices that can be used to access the system recovery if the problem arises during Windows installation 11.
With the recovery drive, you can install Windows 10 or Windows version.
You must also remember that the recovery drive cannot help you recover damaged files.
So it’s also important to back up your data too.
To check whether Windows 11 is ready for your device, open the settings> Windows update and select Check updates.
If the update is available for your device and you want to continue, download and install it.