Microsoft has re-released its PC Health Check app, which tells you if your PC meets Windows 11 hardware requirements. Here’s how to use the tool and two third-party alternatives to assess a PC ...

An open-source application called WhyNotWin11 acts as a better drop-in replacement for Microsoft's PC Health Check app to determine if your hardware is compatible with Windows 11.

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Microsoft will be ending support for Windows 10 in October. If your computer isn't compatible with Windows 11, you still have options.

Check the DestBuildNum. This is the final build of the earlier version, which would now be Windows 11 v24H2. Next, check to see if both UpEx and UpExU strings are set to Green.

PC Health Check isn’t the sole arbiter of your PC’s compatibility with Windows 11—you can easily bypass the TPM requirements, for example.

Windows Insider is a program from the Microsoft Windows team that allows anyone to test the upcoming Windows version. Depending on which type of build you chose, the build can be buggy or decently ...

The PC Health Check app is designed to show if your current Windows 10 laptop or desktop can be updated to Windows 11.

The Microsoft Windows team has removed the Windows PC Health Check app from its website, and issued clarifications regarding the ability of existing computers to run Windows 11.

Windows update KB5005463 brings the PC Health Check app (formerly the Windows 11 Compatibility Tool) to all Windows 10 systems running version 2004 and later. Even though ...

The first, and easiest way to check the version and build number of your Windows OS is to use the built-in Winver tool. Simply type “winver” into the search field in the taskbar.