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The thread discusses upgrading an older i5 6th generation laptop with 8 GB RAM and a 256 GB SSD from Windows 10 to Windows 11. The main concern is whether the upgrade will slow down the device; an initial response clarifies that 6th gen Intel CPUs are not officially supported for Windows 11. A later reply suggests using Microsoft's PC Health Check tool to verify if the device meets Windows 11 requirements, providing steps to download and run the tool for compatibility testing. Overall, the discussion emphasizes compatibility issues and alternative checks before upgrading.
The thread discusses upgrading an older i5 6th generation laptop with 8 GB RAM and a 256 GB SSD from Windows 10 to Windows 11. The main concern is whether the upgrade will slow down the device; an initial response clarifies that 6th gen Intel CPUs are not officially supported for Windows 11. A later reply suggests using Microsoft's PC Health Check tool to verify if the device meets Windows 11 requirements, providing steps to download and run the tool for compatibility testing. Overall, the discussion emphasizes compatibility issues and alternative checks before upgrading.
As Neemobeer mentioned it is not supported, still to satisfy you can download the Official tool released by Microsoft to see if your device will run Windows 11.
Below is the link for it
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Go down to the bottom of the page & under check for compatibility click on download PC HEALTH CHECK APP
Once done, run it and see
