Microsoft admits that the Windows 11 Compatibility Checker has caused confusion.
Windows 11 has caused a lot of confusion over the past few days with its TPM 2.0 requirement. The mentioned hardware encryption module is not available on every device and thus many systems Windows 11 Compatibility CheckerIt is described as incompatible. In this regard, Microsoft made a new statement about the system requirements with the Insider version of Windows 11 available.
Microsoft, in his blog post on his website.Acknowledging the confusion caused by the Windows 11 Compatibility Checker, and sharing more details on the matter. The company also says that the vehicle is not yet fully ready and therefore has been temporarily suspended. Microsoft states that the teams will consider the feedback and that the tool will be made much more ready in line with this feedback.
The first problems with the subject arose right after the Windows 11 announcement. Because computer manufacturers realized that their high-end computers may not be able to run Windows 11. Microsoft says the reason behind removing the Windows 11 Compatibility Checker and making system requirements more self-explanatory is a desire to improve security and ensure compatibility in Windows 11.
Alongside the TPM requirement, Microsoft also clarifies the minimum CPU requirements for Windows 11. As of now, 8th generation Intel and AMD Ryzen processors older than 2000 are not supported by Windows 11. However, Microsoft states that it will continue to test devices using these processors through Windows Insider builds. In addition, the company Windows 11 Insider He wants them to be able to install the version on 7th generation processors so that they can test it. Therefore, it may be possible to see such a change in the coming days.
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