Since PC Health Check already shows the device meets Windows 11 requirements, the practical path is to use Microsoft’s Windows 11 installation tools instead of waiting for Windows Update to offer it.
- In Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, select Check for updates.
- If Windows Update says the device is missing security or quality fixes, install any available Windows 10 updates first, then restart and check again. The Windows 11 offer might not appear until current Windows 10 updates are installed.
- If Windows 11 still is not offered, use the Windows 11 Installation Assistant from Microsoft’s Windows 11 software download page. This is the accepted workaround when PC Health Check shows eligibility but Windows Update has stale compatibility data.
- Before starting the upgrade, back up important files.
- Run the Installation Assistant and proceed with Accept and install when it confirms the PC is ready.
Additional points relevant to this scenario:
- Windows Update compatibility status can lag behind changes detected by PC Health Check.
- If TPM or Secure Boot was recently enabled, Windows Update may still be using older compatibility results.
- If the device is eligible and ready, Windows Update normally shows Download and install for Windows 11.
- Upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 is a free upgrade for eligible devices.
If Windows Update eventually shows the offer, the normal path is: Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Check for updates > Download and install.
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