PC requirements to upgrade or install Windows 11
• 1GHz dual-core processor
1) Go to Task manager
2) Move to performance tab
3) Select CPU and check the number in Cores if it is more than 2 it’s OK
• 4GB RAM
1) Go to Task manager
2) Move to performance tab
3) Select Memory and it will mention in the top right corner
• 64GB of storage
1) Go to Task manager
2) Move to performance tab
3) Select the Disk mentioned C: and check the capacity.
• UEFI, Secure Boot capable
1) Go to Start.
2) In the search bar, type System information and press enter.
3) System Information opens. Select System Summary.
4) On the right-side of the screen, look at BIOS Mode and Secure Boot State. If Bios Mode shows UEFI, and Secure Boot State shows Off, then Secure Boot is disabled
• Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0
1) Go to the Start Menu and type tpm.msc and click Open
2) Once the TMP Management opens up, you will see if the TPM is present on your device or not
Or
3) Right-click on the Start Menu to open the WinX menu. (Shortcut keys: Win + X)
4) Click on Device Manager
5) Scroll down and click on Security devices to expand the option
6) It will show what TPM chip you have. If it says Trusted Platform Module 2.0, you are good to go
• Graphics card compatible with DirectX 12
1) Click start and type run
2) In coming window type dxdiag and press enter
3) Click on System tab
4) At last you can see the DirectX version and it should be 12
• Bigger than 9in display with 720p resolution
1) If windows 10 working with you it will be fine
• Microsoft account + internet connection
1) Go to any of your browser
2) Type account.microsoft.com/
3) Check your account by login or create a new one