Windows 11 is reaching its first end users today. You can look forward to improved windowing, more support for Teams, and AutoHDR mode, which will make any PC gamer happy.
Windows 11 Startup Requirements
Windows 11 doesn’t have any excessive requirements for processor power, RAM size or storage. Even so, Microsoft will require a few things that are more standard for new computers.
Specifications:
- UEFI, which replaces the traditional BIOS
- Secure Boot, which is based on certificates
- TPM 2.0 chip (Trust Module Platform)
Does your computer have a TPM chip?
The biggest unknown so far revolves around the aforementioned TPM chip, which only a small handful of users have. If you’re wondering whether your current PC contains this chip, there are several ways to find out.
The easiest one involves asking your PC.Type tpm.msc into the Windows 10 search bar, and your PC will display the Trusted Platform Module Management app. Once you click on it, it will show you information about whether or not you own the chip.
Another option is offered by Microsoft itself. It provides users with a free app that lets you see if your computer will run Windows 11.It’s called PC Health Check and is available directly from Microsoft’s website.
At Railsformers, we are always keeping up to date with the latest developments in the world of information technology, so we can always offer you the most up-to-date information on more than just the new Windows 11. We can also help you choose the right devices for your corporate infrastructure that will meet all the requirements to keep your business running safely.