It now provides more detailed info on requirements not met. We just made updates to the Windows 11 PC Health Check App. The company clearly took the feedback of frustrated Windows users into consideration before removing the app entirely. The initial update helped address frustrating cases where the app was simply just telling users “this PC can’t run Windows 11” without saying why.
Microsoft also suggests reading the minimum system requirement page if you’re hoping to install Windows 11.īasically, this still means that if your PC still does not meet these requirements, then your PC will have to stay on Windows 10, which will continue to be supported by Microsoft through the year 2025.Įven before the official announcement of taking the app offline, Microsoft had attempted to make changes to the PC Health Check app so it better provided more details and information on which requirements to run Windows 11 have not been met. It noted its team is working on feedback and the app will get back online when Windows 11 becomes generally available. Microsoft says the tool was not fully prepared to share details as to why Windows 10 won’t upgrade to Windows 11.
The updates cover security, reliability, and compatibility.īut for most people, what matters most has to do with the PC Health Check app.
Per that post, there are a couple of updates if you’re hoping to install Windows 11. This was mentioned in a Microsoft blog post featuring an update on the Windows 11 system requirements and apology an for the confusion. The company just announced it has removed the controversial PC Health Check App that was giving Windows users mixed results on whether they could run Windows 11 or not. The first beta version of Windows 11 just shipped, and Microsoft is already listening to some feedback from those who are unable to run the new operating system ahead of release.
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