Windows 11 check program is temporarily deleted "Accuracy and detailedness were missing"

　Microsoft announced on June 28 (local time) that it will temporarily delete a "PC normal check application" that allows user PC to be updated to "Windows 11"."The accuracy and details have not reached the expectation level of the reason why the checked PC cannot be updated," said the company.It can be downloaded as of 10:30 am on the 29th (Japan time).

　In the future, it will reflect the feedback received and re -release this fall.In the meantime, we call for users who want to make sure that Windows 11 works on their PC to check the minimum requirements list on the official website.

　The PC normal check application is released in conjunction with the announcement of Windows 11.Initially, only the update was informed, but the function was expanded at a later date.When the display language of the OS is in English, when the PC does not meet the requirements, the specific specifications are insufficient.

　The minimum requirements of Windows 11 published by Microsoft are 64 -bit CPUs or SOCs of 1 GHz or 2 core, 4GB or more, storage of 64GB or more, UEFI boot, TPM version 2.0, WDDM 2.0 Graphics cards that operate DirectX 12 or higher for 0 drivers, displays that are more than HD quality or higher.

　According to the company, the 8th generation Core processor of the United States, the US AMD's "Ryzen Zen 2", the "7XX" and "8XX" series of the United States, the device equipped with CPUs and SOCs will satisfy these requirements.It is highly likely that he is.On the other hand, we plan to proceed with verification in the future, as there are cases where Windows 11 may be able to operate in the 7th generation of Intel and AMD's "ZEN 1".

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