Microsoft Gives Relief To Users, Now Windows 11 Can Be Installed On Old Computers

Microsoft users will now be able to install Windows 11 on older computers. The company has updated system requirements for Windows 11 upgrade. Windows 11 will now also support the Intel Core X series, Xeon Watt-series, and Intel Core 7820HU. Customers will be able to manually install Windows 11 from an ISO file. For this, it is necessary to have 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage in the system.

Some compatible 64-bit processors, 4GB of memory, 64GB of storage, UEFI compressed boot, graphics, and TPM 2.0 are the right systems to deliver, the tech giant said in a statement. Which we set out to give good support. The firm said that the PC model running on Intel's 7th generation processor will have to be identified. Due to which we did not include in the Minimum System Requirements.

Let us tell you that Microsoft announced Windows 11 Minimum Hardware Requirements in June. It was said that Intel's 8th generation and CPU were officially supported. Now the company has revealed that the install was primarily designed to evaluate Windows 11. Also, Microsoft is updating the Private Computer Check app.

It is worth noting that in Windows 11, the default apps have been changed. Now users will have trouble switching the default browser. According to a report in The Verge, if you forgot to set your default browser at the launch of Windows 11. Then it will be a bit difficult to switch defaults as compared to Windows 10.