Microsoft officially disclosed Windows 11 today, and the software maker is committing to make it a free upgrade for Windows 10 clients. Similar as how Windows 10 was free for Windows 7 and Windows 8 clients, this new Windows 11 version will be free for existing Windows 10 clients.
All you’ll require is a PC that meets the minimum hardware requirements for Windows 11, which is presently a 64-bit CPU, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of capacity. Windows 11 will be conveyed through Windows Update similarly as Windows 10 updates have been made accessible beforehand.
Windows 11 will incorporate another UI, with a Start menu overhaul, performance improvements, and updates to improve performing multiple tasks. It even incorporates admittance to Android applications through Amazon’s Appstore.
They weren’t anticipating that Microsoft should charge individuals to refresh to Windows 11, especially as the organization makes the vast majority of its Windows income through commercial and OEM licenses. All things considered, it’s uplifting news for customers with Windows 10 devices that the following adaptation of Windows 11 will be available free of charge.
While Microsoft hasn’t shared a precise release date, the organization says “Windows 11 will be available through a free upgrade for eligible Windows 10 PCs and on new PCs beginning this holiday.”