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You can install the PC Health Check app to see if your laptop is compatible with Windows 11. The installer is located in the link below.
My hp laptop compatible with Windows 11?
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Last year I got the windows update notification.
It was windows 11. Without a second thought I downloaded it and got windows 11. I used windows 11 for about 1 year.
Windows 11 is truly eye-popping i would say.
But later on for some reasons my device got really slow, that I could do a single task. Moreover I started to get the blue screen often. It takes a couple of minutes to do any task. I usually work in offline mode, rarely get WiFi connected. So I thought that is why my device started being slow, because I was having my WiFi connected to the pc. Later on I avoided using my laptop , and unfortunately I forgot the device pin
So I had to take it to a repair shop like place. When I got my laptop back I realised I'm having windows 10 on it . Later on I asked him about the windows 10. And he said that my laptop is not compatible with Windows 11, so I need to stick with windows 10.
But now I'm getting windows 11 update again, so what does that mean? I know there are articles about how to check if your device is compatible with Windows 11, but sadly, I understand none.
Does that mean he was wrong?
Although I'm getting this update, can my device not be compatible with Windows 11?
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