3 Details to Know About the Windows 11® Launch
By SysQuick
Windows® is one of the most popular operating systems, and whether you’re a new or long-time user, the latest version brings some exciting improvements. Windows 11® improves on many aspects of its predecessors, and understanding all the perks will ensure you’re ready to upgrade. It releases on October 5, 2021, and below are key details you should know before contacting a computer service for assistance.
What to Know About Windows 11
1. Multiphase Rollout
Qualifying Windows devices can download Windows 11 on October 5. The first eligible devices will be those with Windows 10 or new PCs preloaded with Windows 11.
The computers must also meet certain criteria, including having a 64-bit 1GHz processor with two or more cores, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, and a TPM 1.2 chip. If you don’t meet these specs, you may not receive the update right away. Consider seeing a computer service to discuss parts replacements so that you’re prepared for Windows 11.
2. Improved Multitasking
Microsoft™ understands that its users rely on Windows for a variety of tasks. That’s why easier multitasking Snap Groups, Snap Layouts, and Desktops are groundbreaking features that Windows users will appreciate.
You'll be able to organize different programs simultaneously and view them side-by-side. Microsoft has also integrated Teams® and search capabilities into the Task Bar, greatly improving access.
3. Greater Gaming Efficiency
No matter how you use your computer, speed and efficiency are priorities. As with all upgrades, Windows 11 is designed to make the most out of your hardware — another reason to discuss parts replacements with a computer service. The update brings improved speeds and better graphics, making older games look much better. The system improves Xbox™ integration and also adds storage support for a much-improved gaming experience.
If you need a computer service to ensure your device supports Windows 11, choose SysQuick in Maryland. Serving Parkville, Baltimore, and the greater D.C. area, these tech pros work on a variety of devices, handling both computer repairs and upgrades. Learn about their services on their website. Connect on Facebook for updates, or call (443) 231-5627 to speak with their staff.