Microsoft may not prevent systems with older generation processors from making the transition to Windows 11.
Microsoft recently Final Windows 11 release for Insiders on October 5th had begun to be made available. There are still question marks in the minds of those who have the old generation processor, few days before the start of the distribution.
Posted a few days ago Windows 11 compatibility checkerallows us to easily see if systems are ready for Windows 11. However, this current tool can still be misleading in some respects.
7th generation Core i7 Despite installing Windows 11 on a gaming desktop with a CPU, this software still shows compatibility issues. However, this screenshot showing the warning of the compatibility tool was taken using the Windows 11 operating system and the beta version before the final was running.
It looks like Microsoft will not prevent computers with older CPUs from installing Windows 11. Instead, the Redmond giant reserves the right to refuse security updates or other Windows updates in case of potential problems in the future. In other words, it may be sufficient to confirm a warning like the one below during the update.
Long story short, RPM 2.0 and it seems that it will not be difficult to install Windows 11 on systems with Secure Boot feature. This issue is very important and we will continue to share current developments with you.
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