I downloaded the ISO file from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11
I went to try Windows 11 installation I thought my computer has unsupported CPU for Windows 11?
Never mind I found the website Check for Windows 11 compatibility: This tool tells you if your PC can handle the upgrade - CNET
I think my computer can run Windows 11 unsupported CPU or processor
Update: I went to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/supported/windows-11-supported-intel-processors
And there's no Intel Core i5-4590 and i don't think my computer doesn't run Windows 11
Almost any PC can run Windows 11. I have successfully installed and run it on some really unsuitable devices. I think my record was squeezing it onto a 10 year old Intel Atom powered PC with Legacy bios, no TPM and just 2GB of RAM.
What Microsoft has said is that if you install Windows 11 on an unsupported device then you are on your own, they won't support your PC. They may not even let it download cumulative updates.
You should be using the new WindowsPCHealth Tool to check your PC. Your CPU is not supported.
Download PC Health Check to test your PC for Windows 11 (windowsreport.com)
You can also use the latest WhyNotWin11 tool.
Windows 11 System Requirements Tools: Run a Compatibility Check (minitool.com)
Or just stick with the devil you know and decide to re-consider Windows 11 in four years.
I have "upgraded" one old computer to Windows 11 and have done so for the specific purpose of experimenting with it so I have no remaining uncertainties when the day comes for me to "upgrade" my day-to-day computers.
Upgrading with the Windows 11 RTM ISO on a well-below spec computer [my post #266] - ElevenForum
All the best,
Denis
Relative to this Subject, I just saw this on the MSN News widget:
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