How to upgrade from Microsoft's Windows 10 to Windows 11 for free, New Version now available

Microsoft’s free Windows 11 overhaul from Windows 10 is currently carrying out. Microsoft is beginning to offer the free move up to new gadgets that are as yet delivering with Windows 10, preceding making the OS accessible to other qualified existing equipment. 

However, few out of every odd existing PC running Windows 10 will actually want to move up to Windows 11. Windows 11 will require Intel eighth Gen Coffee Lake or Zen 2 CPUs and up, TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) support, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of capacity. That leaves a large number of PCs unfit to formally move up to Windows 11, despite the fact that there will be unsupported workarounds in the event that you truly need Windows 11. 

Microsoft is likewise step by step carrying out Windows 11, so the free update will not be presented to all current PCs that are formally upheld at this time. All current and qualified PCs ought to be offered the Windows 11 update by mid-2022, as indicated by Microsoft. 

Here’s the way to get Windows 11 today, on the off chance that you have another PC that just transported with Windows 10 or a gadget that is permitted to move up to Windows 11. 

– Check that your PC is authoritatively upheld through Microsoft’s PC Health Check application. 

– Back up your significant archives as a whole, applications, and information. 

– On your Windows 10 PC, head into Settings > Update and Security > Windows Update. 

– Check for refreshes. 

– If the free Windows 11 update is accessible, you’ll see a choice to download and install. 

– Click download and install. 

– Follow the on-screen prompts and design Windows 11 settings. 

On the off chance that you don’t see the free Windows 11 overhaul, and your PC is upheld, then, at that point, you could possibly stay away from the stand by utilizing Microsoft’s new Installation Assistant.