Will Windows 12 have the same system requirements as Windows 11 whenever Windows 12 gets released?

Thomas Woolum 1 Reputation point
2022-04-07T23:49:55.17+00:00

Will Windows 12 have the same system requirements as Windows 11 whenever Windows 12 gets released?

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  1. Dave Patrick 353.7K Reputation points MVP
    2022-04-07T23:58:08.977+00:00

    Sorry, too soon to know the actual requirements.

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  2. Docs 13,476 Reputation points
    2022-04-08T03:38:38.2+00:00

    There are likely multiple websites related to Windows 12.

    This website has a lot of members that are reporting the latest news:

    https://www.twelveforums.com/

    The hardware requirements for Windows 12 are likely to appear in an existing or new thread.

    Performance and reliability has significantly improved with the new hardware requirements in WIndows 11 supported devices compared to Windows 10.

    Security has improved with the requirements to switch from BIOS legacy or BIOS UEFI with CSM to BIOS UEFI, Drive GPT, Secure boot, and TPM 2.0.

    So it would not be surprising to see additional hardware requirements to continue improvements in performance, reliability, and security.

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