get ready

Last week, Microsoft announced the release of Windows 11 when it was. It promises that Windows Insiders will be able to begin testing Windows 11 beta next week. If you want to install this on the first day There are a few things you can do to get your PC ready.

Check if your PC is eligible for Windows 11 .

It’s worth noting that the requirements for running Windows 11 this holiday season at launch differ from the requirements for running the beta through the Insider Program.

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The following table shows the eligibility if you are in the Windows Insider Program and are testing Windows 10.

This is very important Because if you start testing Windows 11 and you don’t meet the minimum requirements. You will have to go back to Windows 10. That means. You will need to perform a clean install. operating system

To check if your PC is eligible for Windows 11, you can run Microsoft’s PC Health app, which will tell you if your PC meets the minimum requirements.

Again, this isn’t a search for whether your PC can run the Windows 11 beta in the Insider Program, as it’s a different requirement. Here’s how to know if your PC will be able to run Windows 11 when this holiday season comes out. So you can make an informed decision on whether to continue with the preview installation.

Get ready for the Insider Preview.

By now, you should be mentally prepared for what you’re going to do. In case you are not Please note that this is an early build. There will be something unstable. and the only way to go back (After a 10 day period) is a clean install of Windows 10.

Also, this is not a beta version of Android or iOS that the company has roughly built. to start It will then improve as we move towards general availability. There will be a Windows 11 preview that is more stable than others, and there will be some that will make you want to throw your PC out the window. Here in the Windows Insider program, we’re just sorting the punches.

Every set? Well, here’s how to register your PC.

1. Go to Settings -> Update & Security -> Windows Insider Program.
   
2. Click Get started. And when prompted, sign in to your Microsoft account.
   
3. When asked to select a ring, check the Dev box.
   
4. Reboot when prompted to do so.
   
5. Go to Settings -> Update & Security -> Windows Insider Program again and make sure your settings are correct.
   
6. Go to the Windows Update tab and check for updates. This way, your PC will update to the latest version of Windows 10 Insider Preview, and you won’t download it instead of Windows 11.
   
7. With Windows 11 previewed, go to Settings -> Update & Security -> Windows Update -> Check for updates.

That’s it. If you want to skip the first few builds. You can sign up in the beta channel to get Windows 11 when it’s a little more stable. The beta channel is for when it’s in the RTM phase, so at that point Microsoft should be providing Windows 11 with cumulative updates. Windows 11 will arrive in beta this summer.

The third option is the Release Preview channel, and it’s reserved for testing what’s about to be released. Windows 11 should be in Release Preview about a month before it’s released.