Microsoft's customers have been able to count on at least 10 years of support for their Windows PCs. That all ended with ...

Windows 11 offers faster updates, stronger security, AI tools, and more, a solid reason to upgrade as Windows 10 support ends ...

Windows 11 isn't an across-the-board success for Microsoft, but at this point I'm confident it's stable and usable enough that you should feel safe to upgrade — if your PC qualifies, of course.

If you heard about Microsoft’s big announcement of Windows 11 and are wondering whether to upgrade, I have an answer. In a word: No. In two words: Hell no.

Not every Windows 10 PC is eligible for an upgrade to Windows 11. In fact, most aren’t! Windows 11 has some pretty stringent hardware requirements, and a lot of older computers can’t run it ...

The first major Windows 11 update (2022) is here to patch up some of those shortcomings. This is an update with a lot of fixes (both functional and UI elements), and some great new features.

Here's why you should update to Windows 11 as soon as possible, and why the upgrade could still prove difficult for quite a few Windows 10 users. Microsoft is ending Windows 10 support in 2025.

Don't upgrade to Windows 11 if your system is having these problems Just because Microsoft’s tools tell you that you can upgrade, you should delay doing so under certain circumstances.

As Microsoft gears up for the OS update, will the upgrade to Windows 11 24H2 benefit gamers? The answer is yes, and Microsoft also hopes they take this leap of faith. Your login session has expired.

Step 3: Buy the Windows 11 Pro upgrade The Microsoft Store app should open to show the buy page for an upgrade to Windows 10/11 Pro. Click on the red Buy button—for US residents, the price is $99.