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Compatibility Test: How to Check if Your PC Can Run Windows 11? 1 year 5 weeks ago

Microsoft has announced its new operating system – Windows 11 on June 24, 2021. For Windows 10 users, it comes as a free upgrade. That is, if you are running Windows 10 and you can free upgrade to Windows 11.

This new OS brings large changes and improvements including new UI, Start Menu, Taskbar, the ability to run Android apps, and more. To know much, go to this post - Windows 11 Leak Information: Release Date, New UI, Start Menu.

Each new version of Windows brings some pressing questions: is my PC compatible with Windows 11? Can my PC run Windows 11? How can I tell if my computer will run Windows 11? Proceed to the next part and you can find some details.

Windows 8 Migration Freeware - Get Ready for Windows 10 6 years 2 weeks ago

Now, Windows 10 upgrading is arousing hottest debate so far! In these last days available for free upgrading, a great number of Windows 8 users roll up their sleeves and try to upgrade to Windows 10. However, there is still a concern: how is Windows 10 feels like? What if I do not get accustomed to this new OS and want to go back to Windows 8 after several months’ trying? If you are among these person who prepare to upgrade but are still hesitating, read on.

What Happens If You Do Not Upgrade to Windows 11? Do These! 1 year 2 days ago

Windows 11, a new operating system developed by Microsoft, has caught users’ eye. Some of you may have upgraded to Windows 11 from Windows 10 to enjoy its brand new user design.

According to reports, Windows 11, the next generation to Windows 10, will be released officially by Microsoft this fall. But this doesn’t mean Windows 10 stops working when the new system launches. You can still use Windows 10 as you normally do now.

If you don’t plan to perform Windows 11 update, it is OK. Perhaps like Windows 10’s major feature updates, you can decline any offer Microsoft makes to upgrade the system. Then you may get a pop-up reminder asking you to upgrade to Windows 11. But this doesn’t matter.

Windows 11 Bricked Your Dell or HP PC - Don’t Upgrade Now 41 weeks 3 days ago

Windows 11 has come out for several months and its official final version was released on October 5, 2021. Due to the new user interfaces and new features of Windows 11, you may be interested in this new operating system. Then, you choose to upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11 or install Windows 11 on your PC to replace Windows 7/8.

However, Windows 11 is not stable currently. According to users, the update issues always appear, for example, AMD causes performance issues, 0x8007007f error code appears, some PCs have broken Windows 10 start menu and taskbar, etc.

Besides, another common issue for Dell or HP computers is bothering many users. Reportedly, laptops from these two companies can be seriously affected by the system transition. On some forums, some users talked about that their Dell or HP PCs got bricked after Windows 11 update by messing up BIOS and they cost a lot of money to get the laptop back to its normal state.

Windows 11 FAQ: Everything You Want to Know about Windows 11 13 weeks 4 days ago

What are the new features on Windows 11? Is it a good idea to upgrade to Windows 11? Can I run Windows 11 on my computer? If I upgrade to Windows 11, is it free? MiniTool Software will explain the Windows 11 FAQ you want to know to help you decide whether to upgrade to Windows 11.

Microsoft Removes 3 Windows 10 May 2019 Update Blocks Now 3 years 3 weeks ago

According to reports, the installation rate of Windows 10 May 2019 Update, version 1903 is very low. One of the reasons for this is that Microsoft has blocked many users from upgrading due to a number of problems regarding software and hardware compatibility.

Now, perhaps many users choose to install the new Windows 10 update since this company has removed some of these upgrade blocks after resolving the associated problems. If users follow the Windows Update Twitter account, they may have seen them.

On the release information page for Windows 10 May 2019 Update, Microsoft lists three issues that have been resolved. Now, let’s see them one by one.

Microsoft Announces This News: Windows 10 1903 AI-forced Upgrade 3 years 5 weeks ago

In a support article from Microsoft, users can know Windows 10 April 2018 Update, version 1803 will stop the service on November 12, 2019. This applies to all the versions of Windows 10 V1093, including Home, Pro, Pro for Workstations and loT Core. That is, Microsoft will no longer offer security updates to these editions after the expiration date.

With the release of Windows 10 May 2019 Update, Microsoft announced that users who are still using Windows 10 version 1803 or earlier on non-enterprise licenses will be required to upgrade to the latest version 1903 to receive support and security updates. If not, PCs will be at risk.

It has been one month since the release of Windows 10 May 2019 Update. Even so, few users have upgraded their PCs or even they are not willing to upgrade since users tend to stick to what they are familiar with.