This archive report was first published on 25 September 2021.
Microsoft has released Windows 11 for members of the Windows Insider Program, with a stable version expected to be released on October 5th.
According to TechMoran, users can enroll in the Windows Insider Program by visiting the Microsoft website and registering for the program. Once enrolled, users can download and install Windows 11 on their computers.
Minimum Configuration for Installing Windows 11 ¶
For Windows 11 to be installed successfully, the following conditions must be met:
- A 64-bit dual-core processor clocked at 1 GHz
- 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage space
- 1280 by 720 pixels Screen
- A graphics card that supports DirectX 12
- TPM 1.2 module and secure boot
Users can check whether their current laptop or PC can support Windows 11 using the PC Health Check utility available on the Microsoft website.
Once installed, users can go back to settings, update and security, and choose the option 'no more extended receive test versions' to stop receiving test versions of Windows 11.
Microsoft has given individuals and developers the green light to proceed with installing the latest version of Windows, with the only catch being that users must be enrolled in the Windows Insider Program.
Windows 11 has finally passed its final beta version successfully, and a stable version is expected to be released to all Windows PCs on October 5th.
For those who cannot wait to have the OS running on their computers, a stable version can be downloaded before its official launch via the insider program.
Joseph Richard, the author of the original article, is a mobile enthusiast who provides updates on the latest mobile trends, hardware, and software.
