JAKARTA - Microsoft has introduced Windows 11 at the end of last June, and is expected to arrive officially at the end of this year. However, the company has just announced that its proprietary operating system is now available in beta.
Microsoft said as quoted from Ubergizmo, Friday, July 30, this beta version is better than the previous one available on the Dev channel. This beta version is more stable compared to the rougher Dev preview.
However, this beta is still a relatively early version of Windows, which means it may not be recommended for use as a daily driver. However, if you just want to download it and see what Windows 11 has to offer that's even better.
Windows 11 will start rolling out at the end of 2021 and free upgrades for users originating from Windows 10. However, the question is whether your computer can run Windows 11 or not?
Follow this method for those of you who want to check if your computer is ready with Windows 11. You only need to use a third-party application to check if your computer meets the requirements. One such tool is WhyNotWin11 which you can download from GitHub.
Download the WhyNotWin11 tool from GitHub, then click Start, and if all the boxes are green checked, you are ready to know if your computer can install Windows 11.
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