Today Microsoft has announced that Windows 11 will be made more broadly available and in order to do that the company is increasing the pace of the rollout.
Microsoft says Windows 11 will be more broadly available
Microsoft has some good news for those people who have been waiting to install Windows 11 on their PCs. The firm announced today that it will speed up the rollout of its operating system. You can upgrade your system to Windows 11 if it has the September 14th, 2021 servicing update installed and is running version 2004 or later of Windows 10.
The company speeds up Windows 11 rollout
The company also announced today that it will start rolling out the November 2021 update for Windows 10, which means you’ll be able to continue using it for now.
Microsoft advises against installing Windows 11 on a computer that does not meet the system requirements. Keep in mind that if your PC uses an unsupported CPU, you might not receive Windows 11 updates. Microsoft first announced that Windows 11 would be offered to all compatible devices by mid-2022 back on October 4th, when the operating system was initially released.
