Microsoft has released the first public beta of Windows 11. Users can install the update through the Windows Insider Program.
The Windows 11 operating system, which will appear as a more developed version of Windows 10 in the coming months, was introduced in the past weeks.
Windows 10′The new Windows 11, which will drastically change the user experience and design of the company, has already made quite a splash.
Microsoft, which previously released the developer beta version of the new operating system, has now made the public version available.
NUMBER OF ERRORS REDUCED
Microsoft states that the public beta version contains much fewer bugs so regular users can install and try the update.
HOW TO INSTALL WINDOWS 11
To install the Developer version of Windows 11, first go to Settings › Windows Update › Windows Insider Program from your Windows 10 computer.
Users who have never installed the new operating system can install the beta version of Windows 11 from this menu.
DON’T DOWNLOAD ON EVERY COMPUTER
Windows 11 requires the TPM 2.0 security chip, which is now built into new laptops and desktops. Computers without this chip are not considered compatible for Windows 11.
For now, one can disable the TPM 2.0 requirement by changing the relevant settings in the registry. However, in the future, Microsoft may also take action against it.
Finally, you will need to have the following system requirements to be able to install the Windows 11 update:
Minimum:
- 1 GHz 64-bit dual-core processor
- 4 GB RAM
- 64GB storage
- 9 inch screen
- 1366 x 768 pixel resolution
- DirectX 12 compatible graphics cards / WDDM 2.x
- RPM 2.0
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