Windows 11 is said to be a much better version of Windows 10. With all the new features and tools, it’s clear the system requirements for Windows 11 will be a little different. Microsoft has released a tool that allows you to check if your PC can run Windows11.

How to Check If Your PC Can Run Windows 11

The easiest method to check if your PC will run Windows 11 is as follows.

Download the PC Health Check tool from Microsoft, then install and run on your PC.

When you run the tool, it will check the health status of your PC.

After that, under the section Introducing Windows 11, click Check now.

If you get a reply This PC can run Windows 11, then you will be able to install Windows 11 on your PC.

If This PC can’t run Windows 11, then you have to upgrade your PC.

After you get the approval message to install Windows 11, the tool will say that you will be notified further when Windows 11 is ready to be installed.

If you installed these tools after the launch of Windows 11, perhaps, you might get the option to install the operating system on your PC for free.

You can also use the WhyNot11 tool from Github to find out the detailed requirements for installing Windows 11 on your PC.

However, just like Windows 10, the minimum requirements are not enough to run the operating system smoothly. Most users upgrade RAM to 4GB when they understand that a minimum of 2GB RAM for a 64-bit system is barely enough for installation. Now with requirements like a 64-bit processor with 2 cores, running Windows 11 requires quite an upgrade from a Windows 10 capable system.

It should also be noted that while the minimum system requirements will allow you to install Windows 11, all features will not as this new operating system also has special feature requirements.

Requirements To Install Windows 11

Following are the basic requirements to install Windows 11 on your PC. If your device does not meet these requirements, then it is certain that you will not be able to install Windows 11 on your device and you may want to consider buying a new PC.

Processor	1 gigahertz (GHz) or more fast with 2 or more core on processor 64-bit compatible or System on a Chip (SoC)
RAM	4 gigabytes (GB)
Storage	64GB or device storage which more big
System Firmware	UEFI, Secure Boot capable
TPM	Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0
Graphics Card	Compatible with DirectX 12 or more new with WDDM 2.0 driver drivers
Display	High definition (720p) display that more big from 9 inch, 8 bit per Colour channel
Connection internet and Microsoft account	Edition Windows 11 Home need connectivity internet and Microsoft account for complete setup device on use first. Switch device from Windows 11 Home in S mode too need connectivity Internet. To all edition Windows 11, access Internet required for do updates and download as well as utilise a number of feature. Microsoft account required for a number of feature.

Please also note that some features will be removed or disabled in Windows 11, such as Internet Explorer will be disabled, Math Input Panel will be removed, Quick Status on the lockscreen will be removed, S Mode is only available in Home edition, Group and folder names in Start menu is no longer supported including its layout, Live Tiles are no longer available, Tablet Mode removed, People app is no longer on the Taskbar, Apps can no longer customize the Taskbar area, Timeline is removed and Desktop wallpapers cannot be browsed to or from the device when logged in with Microsoft accounts.

So this article, hopefully your PC can run Windows 11 when it is launched later. Don’t forget to leave your comments below to share your thoughts and experiences in following this tutorial. Thank you and GBU. UNITED AGAINST COVID-19!!