Microsoft in late August announced the release of the first public stable version of Windows 11, which will only take a week from today: the brand new operating system will roll out as a free upgrade to devices running Windows 10 on October 5th (as long as they meet the hardware requirements). At this time, the first devices to run Windows 11 pre-installed will also be on the market.
However, testers participating in the Windows Insider program are already before the official launch have access to for the final version, they can now be downloaded as a package number 22000.194 (KB5005635). If Microsoft doesn’t detect any major bugs in the last few days, this build will land on compatible devices on the day of release. For the Insider program by clicking here can be connected.
The Redmond company improved on its previous promise in days and then again available has made a program for users (PC Health Check) to check that our desktops and laptops meet the requirements of the new system. The software by clicking here can be downloaded, and it will be almost immediately after installation / run that it becomes clear if your computer is running Windows 11.
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