Intel’s i7-7700K is not compatible with the latest operating system of Microsoft Windows 11. This means that you will not get an opportunity to update Windows 10 to Windows 11 through the Windows Update program. This is a disappointing proposition …
You have a PC that is compatible with the hardware requirements for installing Windows 11. However, you are unable to find the ‘Update’ option on the Windows Update program on your PC. Even though Windows 11 has been launched on …
Technically speaking, there is always a way to install Windows 11 on a computer system without the TPM 2.0 or the Trusted Platform Module 2.0. You could use third party scripts that will bypass the TPM 2.0 requirements for installing …
Microsoft account logins support ‘passwordless’ security and take the hassle of passwords off your life. I just changed or upgraded security on my Microsoft account. My Microsoft account is now ‘password less’. And, I am so glad that I do …
You can find out if your personal computer is compatible with Windows 11. You could use Microsoft’s PC Health Check App to do so. Or, you could look into the Windows Update section. If you are on the Windows 10 …
Not all Intel 7th generation processors are compatible with Windows 11. The 7th gen Intel processors that are compatible with Windows 11 are: This list may change and include more processors at a later date. So, please check Microsoft’s compatible …
Yes, Go Back feature in Windows recovery can be used on a system that has been upgraded to Windows 11. You can go back to the previous version of Windows 10 from Windows 11. To go back to the previous …
Intel’s i7 6700K processor is incompatible with Windows 11. So, you will not be able to update your Windows if the processor on your system is detected as an i7-6700K. This seems like a processor only limitation because an i7-6700K …
No, you will not lose your data when you upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 on your personal computer that has been found to be compatible to run Windows 11. There seem to be lots of aspersions in the …
Yes, most definitely. Windows 11 does have Cortana. The approach towards accessing it and using it has changed. The functionality remains the same, as in Windows 10. The thing that has changed from Windows 10 for Cortana is that it …