#windows 11 system requirements

Microsoft welcomes its latest iteration of their Windows operating system -— the Windows 11 -— embracing modernity with major design overhaul while keeping familiarity mostly intact. Microsoft is generous enough to make this a free upgrade for Windows 10 so long as the system meets its strict requirements. However, this isn’t the best time yet to upgrade your machine to the latest Windows operating system. On Windows 10, you can already see the available networks by clicking the Wi-Fi or network icon on the system tray, now on Windows 11, you have to do another click to access the available networks, just why? Complicated settings and functionalities Don’t get me wrong, the Settings app on Windows 11 is significantly better with updated system icons and better layout. Before in Windows 10, no matter the edition (Home or Pro), users may opt to local accounts and use their system without ever logging in to Microsoft account. Demanding system requirements Why worry about upgrading when your system might not be able to run Windows 11 at all? Its system requirements include TPM 2.0, which means older desktops and laptops with no TPM support have no hopes to taste Windows 11. Read more in our articles including "5 Reasons Why Upgrading to Windows 11 Sucks (for now)" and "Windows 7 Preview: Less of the Same".