Windows 11 Error Solutions, Tips & Repair

How to install Windows 11 on an incompatible PC?

If you want to try Windows 11 but your device does not support it, here are several methods to help. The newest Microsoft OS was leaked on June 15th and officially announced on June 24th. Windows 11 boasts a sleek new design in pastel colors, a new startup sound, rounded corners and in general reminds of Mac look. The Windows Start menu changed its position to the middle of the screen with apps positioned in the center. New desktop tools were added to create a more efficient work environment for users. Everything seems so promising so far. But with the requirements for the new Windows 11...

How to install Windows 11?

With the new Windows 11 making much news recently everyone starts to look at ways on how to get the much anticipated new OS from Microsoft. The information out there may confuse you at first but don’t worry we did all the research for you so you can go straight to the point. Before we start we want to draw a few important lines before you rush to the installation. Because you have a few things to consider though. Basic requirements for Windows 11Explaining the purpose of TPMHow do I get Windows 11?Windows 11 installation steps Basic requirements for Windows 11 First of all, you have to...

Virus and threat protection in Windows 11. What’s new?

Windows 11 brought a huge pack of updates, including performance boosting and interface changes. But as often happens in software development, the vast majority of changes remain unspoken and unseen. This time, that happened with security updates in Windows 11. Security features in Windows 11Attack Surface ReductionNetwork securityControlled Folder protectionNew functionality for Endpoints in Windows 11Application control in Windows 11Windows Defender Application Guard Security features in Windows 11 In my overall review on Windows 11, I have mentioned the updated Microsoft Defender. As it...

About Windows 11. What’s new in this operating system?

On October 5, 2021, Windows 11 was released for everyone. It was available for testing through the last 4 months, and finally, it was published. But what is new in Windows 11? And is it worth updating from Windows 10? Let’s figure it out. Interface changesTaskbarAnimationsTray and statusbarStart menuUnder the hood. Technical changes in Windows 11.Finally, unhackable?Multi-threading advancements in Windows 11Enhanced Windows DefenderMiserable changes to system elementsDo I need to install Windows 11?The importance of Windows 11. Why is it epochal?Conclusion Interface changes First thing that...

Windows 11 Security Book

Built with Zero Trust principles at the core to safeguard data and access anywhere, keeping you protected and productive. IntroductionHow Windows 11 enables Zero Trust protectionOverview of Windows 11 security prioritiesHardware SecurityHardware root-of-trustSilicon assisted securityWindows 11 Secured-core PCsMemory protection in Secured-core PCsFirmware protection in Secured-core PCsOperating System SecuritySystem securityEncryption and data protectionVirus and threat protection Introduction The acceleration of digital transformation and the expansion of remote and hybrid workplaces bring...

Things to know on Windows 11

If you already heard about the newest release of Windows 11, then you might also be wondering what the difference is from the previous versions and how to download it. In October the rumors will be dispelled, since Microsoft announced the release date on the 5 of October. We strongly advise you to be cautious with the testing builds available out there. Microsoft 11 will be a free update for the owners of Microsoft 7 and above so there will be no need in finding and installing a pirate version of it. Are there some interesting things about Windows 11? From what we have seen in the testing...

Windows 11 can be installed on unsupported computers

Microsoft has confirmed that there is a way that users with unsupported computers will be able to install Windows 11. But they will have to deal with a major security risk. The news comes after a significant backlash against Microsoft’s decision not to support Intel processors older than the 8th generation, or AMD processors older than Ryzen 2nd gen. Recently, Microsoft added support for the Intel Core i7 7820HK processor. Primarily because it meets the security requirements and is also used in the Surface Studio 2. In addition to this, Microsoft also added the Intel Core X and Xeon W series...