Microsoft’s new operating system will be officially available on October 5th, as it is already available to those in a hurry.
If you have the patience to try Windows 11, you can already install the latest version of Microsoft operating system for free. This is the last initial – but standard version – before a major release on October 5th. The maneuver is simple, but must respect a specific sequence commanded by the Windows Insiders program.
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Check for compatibility
You must first determine the compatibility of your computer’s operating system. You need to install the app PC Health, Developed by Microsoft. The Minimum configuration required It has at least two cores in one processor: 1 GHz (GHz) or higher 64-bit processor compatible; u4 gigabytes or more of RAM (random access memory); The hard disk has at least 64GB of storage; Graphics card compatible with at least DirectX12. You must also have a Windows 10 license.
Sign up for the Windows Insider program
Step Two: Register for the program for free Windows Insider On the Microsoft site. You can use it to identify yourself. “The same account you use for other Microsoft services, such as email, Microsoft Office, or OnDrive.
Installation Guide
Here’s what to do after registering in Windows Insider:
- In your PC menu, click ‘Settings’> ‘Update & Security’> ‘Windows Insider Program’. To access this parameter, you must have Administrator rights on his computer.
- Click the ‘Start’ button‘. To log in to the Microsoft account of your choice, select ‘+’ in ‘Choose an Account’.
- Select ‘Release Preview Channel’ and then check the Terms of Use.
- To restart As requested by the system.
- Once the PC is restarted, go to ‘Settings’> ‘Update & Security’> ‘Windows Update’ and select the ‘Check for Updates’ button to download the latest preview version of Insider Preview. Your device will perform updates automatically during the Windows update.
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