Windows 10 support Will still happen till 2025.
I have one system that’s ready to run 2011 once it’s released.
That system is set up to receive the new version early since I’m a Windows Insider.
So far, no updates.
I have done some reading and some reports regular program updates to qualifying system not until the later part of 2021.
Which is fine for me as after downloading and running the windows 11 compatibility it is reporting my CPU isn’t compatible. So it looks like my plan to wait until I eventually replace this laptop is my only option anyway.
WhyNotWin11 is a better replacement for Windows 11’s PC Health Check
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/whynotwin11-is-a-better-replacement-for-windows-11s-pc-health-check/
Thanks for that whilst the WhyNotWin11 tool indicates my CPU Compatibility has an ! exclamation mark, but all other checks are OK, including the one about the TMP version being TMP 2 detected (which to me would seem to be the main criteria/requirement, but seems not) and secure boot being enabled.
David,
This AMD Ryzen Threadripper processor is a bargain at $5399.99 plus you will save $100.00 if you bundle it with a compatible, eligible motherboard.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 3995WX Castle Peak 2.7GHz 64-Core sWRX8 Boxed Processor - Micro Center
Ready for Windows 11? This will get you the answer.
https://d1ka0itfguscri.cloudfront.net/Lh/2021/06/27/13/52/cr1tIsV14vN/preview.jpg
https://youtu.be/OHyh3jcVFbc
Another tool that also gives you the reasons why the system can’t be updated is
Win11SysCheck - https://github.com/mq1n/Win11SysCheck/releases/download/6/Win11SysCheck.exe
Here is a screenshot of my result,
https://d1ka0itfguscri.cloudfront.net/Lh/2021/06/27/15/28/cr1touV14z3/preview.jpg
So you think $5399.99 is cheap, you did notice I’m running a laptop, I could buy 3 new compatible laptop systems for this price 
Bob your URL link takes you to blogger.com, I have modified the quoted link.
Thanks I’ve corrected the link.
No problem.
I have now run that little checker and I find that the WhyNotWin11 (WindowsPCHealthCheckSetup.msi) tool posted by Asyn in Reply #22 is a more detailed listing of the system specs and if it is compatible/OK for win11 (see image in my Reply #23).
Windows 11 preview build 22000.51 released - here’s how to download
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-11-preview-build-2200051-released-heres-how-to-download/
My system is being updated right now.
https://d1ka0itfguscri.cloudfront.net/Lh/2021/06/29/08/46/cr1UjmV1g2m/preview.jpg
Windows 11 - Preview Release Windows 11 v10.0.22000 Build 22000
https://d1ka0itfguscri.cloudfront.net/Lh/2021/06/29/12/27/cr1UltV1gCG/preview.jpg
Price gouging TPM chips.
Windows 11 May Spark Scalping for TPM2.0 Chips, a Requirement To Run the OS | PCMag
https://www.reviewgeek.com/90550/how-microsoft-is-botching-the-windows-11-launch/
We may want to skip installing 11 like most of us did for Vista and 8.
For me it’s already running without problems on one system.
I also had no problems with either Vista or Windows 8.
Neither Vista or Win 8 lasted very long before they got replaced.
Didn’t say its going to be problematic, just saying it may not be that good. Time will tell.
Many had no problems with Vista or 8, but they were universally condemned as garbage for the most part.
They got replaced because they were inferior.
Interpretation.
“It may be” is similar to “assuming”. Neither in my book make much sense.
Not being popular doesn’t make a product garbage.
Windows 11 - Quick Action Center
https://d1ka0itfguscri.cloudfront.net/Lh/2021/07/02/21/33/crinryV1dkO/preview.jpg
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