Supported PCs Microsoft has made it clear that with Windows 11 comes new changes. There is a list of supported CPUs available. Users on unsupported systems have the option of upgrading to Windows 11 with installing ISOs. however, their systems will be left in an unsupported state. Risks The risk of upgrading is that the unsupported state will render their PCs almost useless and expose them to risks because they will not receive security updates. Microsoft has clarified that if such systems upgrade to Windows 11, they will no longer be eligible to receive updates. The nitty gritty on the particular updates are yet to be released so we are still not aware whether these terms apply to crucial security updates as well. Waiver As far as unsupported hardware goes, the changes have been fluctuating since August so users could still hold on to the hope that the waiver could also change. The waiver displays during the setup process. From the feedback on Twitter, it seems users were not amused with the decision and are feeling there are too many restrictions. If you are not sure whether your system meets the requirements, you can check via the PC Health Check app launched a few days ago. — mrx1983 (@mrx1983) September 22, 2021 Does your device meet the minimum requirements or are you ready for the waiver? Let us know in the comment section below.
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