If your computer isn't compatible, it won't upgrade.
Download and run this app to see if your PC's compatible or not.
If you mean normal security updates, those are normal. You'll receive updates and support for Windows 10 until October 2025.
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Hi there,
The Intel core i7-6700HQ is still even in 2021, a pretty powerful CPU, what led Microsoft to decide that PC users with this CPU should not get an update to windows 11? It is not so that this CPU can't handle the Windows 11 operating system. Should older PC's with still powerful enough CPU's be left out? Is this "good business" for Microsoft?
Would appreciate your insights and comments on this,
Thank you!
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If your computer isn't compatible, it won't upgrade.
Download and run this app to see if your PC's compatible or not.
If you mean normal security updates, those are normal. You'll receive updates and support for Windows 10 until October 2025.
I keep getting this message. The laptop shuts down, begins installing updated OS, and then never completes the install. It just remains hung up indefinitely. I have to manually power down twice and then changes are uninstalled, until this cycle begins all over again a few days later. Here is the most recent message from a few mins ago:
But when I run a PC Health check, here is the message I receive:
Yet your software won't stop trying to install the latest version of Windows.
How can this be resolved??
Here is another example of this message - I just re-started the laptop this morning and now three hours later I am being assailed again with more messages. I have no problem upgrading to the latest version of Windows but the installation does not work and according to PC Health Check my processor disqualifies me.
Again how can I turn this off? Or how can I make the install work?
I think you are running an older version of Windows 10.
Press Windows+R and type winver.
Press enter.
Can you send a screenshot of that window? (make sure you don't include any personal information like email, etc. in the screenshot)