 Supposedly, Windows 11 will be released October 5. Typically, the release isn’t made available as an update to everybody at once, and I certainly wouldn’t recommend that everyone jump on this bandwagon as soon as possible. It’s good to be aware of it though. I expect that a lot of PC’s won’t qualify for the upgrade, at first anyway. Windows 10 has another 4 years to go for support, so there isn’t a real hurry. I am curious about it, of course, so I will be looking to find a PC that is upgradable. I think I have one.
There is supposed to be a workaround for non-allowable PC’s. You can create an installation disk and install a fresh copy of Win 11. It may not work well on a non-compliant PC, but it might. Check out an article on this subject HERE. I’m sure Windows 11 will tout new and better security, prettier screens, more robust this and that. The fact is, most of us don’t really like change. Change is a necessary part of life, and certainly inevitable. As soon as I get an install of Windows 11 on a PC, I’ll let you know what I think. Comments are closed.
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