How to check before October 5 if your computer is compatible and you can install Windows 11

Windows 11 is about to reach all computers, both those that are compatible but also, and with a trick, those that are not. On October 5, all computers that meet the necessary requirements will be able to install the new Microsoft operating system. Some requirements that you can check in just a few steps

It's about having everything ready for when the appointed date arrives. Determine if your computer complies with [all the points that Microsoft requires, something you can do using both the official tool such as PC He alth Check or third-party alternatives such as WhyNotWin11 .

So you can see if your team is ready

Both PC He alth Check and WhyNotWin11 look for the same thing. The one that we can know if our computer meets all the characteristics necessary to be able to install Windows 11.

You have to remember that the launch of Windows 11 has been very controversial, especially because of the need to have the TPM chip, a requirement that has left a good number of devices unable to upgrade.

These are the requirements that a PC will have to meet if it wants to receive Windows 11 officially and without having to give up future updates via Windows Update.:

• 64-bit CPU Dual Core
• A capacity of storage of 64 GB or more.
• You must have at least 4 GB of RAM.
• The PC must support TPM 2.0.
• The PC must support Secure Boot.

If in your case you choose to use, you will have an official tool developed by Microsoft such as PC He alth Check is that users canfind out if your computer has all the necessary components to make the leap to Windows 11. An application that now corrects the problems that the Insider Program version presented.

You can download PC He alth Check from this link on the Microsoft website and thus find out your computer's RAM memory, processor, storage or if it has the TPM chip among other requirements.This application gives us information about the requirements we meet and which we don't

For its part, WhyNotWin11 is available on Github. An open source tool that also does not require installation. A tool that checks if the computer meets the criteria required by Microsoft to make the leap into the operating system, something it does with a graphical interface that clearly shows what are the points at which our PC does not meet

With either of these two systems, you can determine if you have a PC that can officially install Windows 11 or on the contrary you are left out and you have to opt for a modified version with the risk that this entails.