Perlow goes into detail about how to do this, so I don’t need to repeat him here.
All of which, I might add, probably won't run the final version of Windows 11. I've done it myself on three of my older Windows PCs. But, and pay attention now, it turns out you can turn on most of Windows 11's security goodness in Windows 10.Īs Jason Perlow recently pointed out: "If you are running the 20H2 release (Windows 10 October 2020 Update) as a consumer, small business, or enterprise, you can take advantage of these if you deploy Group Policy or simply click into Windows 10's Device Security menu to switch them on. It has better security, presuming your hardware can support it. I do think there's one good reason to move to Windows 11. And after fooling around with Windows 11 for six weeks now, I can safely say I see no point in "upgrading" to it. The CPU is backed by 16GB DDR4 RAM and a 512GB NVMe SSD for storage. This PC is powered by a 4GHz AMD Ryzen 7 3750H processor. I’ve been running the Windows 11 Beta Channel 22000.184 release on a new computer - a Beelink GTR7 Mini PC - bought just so I could check out the new OS. Why would the company do this? Doesn’t it know it’s going to tick off some of their most loyal users who want an early jump at Windows 11 when those users discover - surprise! - they can't run Windows 11 after all? That makes no sense. For example, and I'm not making this up: Microsoft has relaxed its Windows 11 Insider Program beta rules so you can run Windows 11 beta releases on PCs that won't be able to run Windows 11 when it ships Oct.
Microsoft remains confused as ever about what can, and can't, run Windows 11. In fact, Computerworld's own Microsoft Patch Lady, Susan Bradley, recommends you hold off on moving to Windows 11. But no one's going to be paying you - unless you're someone like me who writes about this stuff - to upgrade your Windows 10 machine and then find out it doesn't work right or it doesn't support an essential application. That can be an expensive and annoying experiment.
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