Microsoft declared today that it has begun rolling out Windows 11 to more PCs. The most recent version of the OS began rolling out on October 5, and the Redmond goliath is presently leisurely expanding the number of Windows 10 gadgets that are qualified to get the newest Windows release.
“The availability of Windows 11 has been increased and we are leveraging our latest generation machine learning model to offer the upgrade to an expanded set of eligible devices,” says Microsoft. “We will continue to train our machine learning model throughout the phased rollout to deliver a smooth upgrade experience.”
To check if Windows 11 is accessible for your PC, you’ll need to open your Windows Update settings and afterward click Check for updates. Remember that this update is right now accessible for select Windows 10 machines running Windows 10 2004 and more current. On the off chance that you would prefer not to pause, you can decide to manually upgrade devices through the Windows 11 establishment collaborator, and you can track down the detailed instructions in our separate post.
In general, Windows 11 is a significant update that brings a large number of new capacities and enhancements like a centered Start menu, new performing multiple tasks abilities, and substantially more. As per the most recent AdDuplex report, this new form of Windows is now running on in excess of 5% of PCs around the world. In the event that you haven’t done it yet, someone welcome you to look at our hands-on review to dive deeper into Windows 11.
There are additionally ways to install Windows 11 on unsupported CPUs, as well. Microsoft doesn’t suggest it and you probably won’t get security updates later on, yet the workaround is extremely simple without reinstall Windows.