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If you’re considering upgrading your PC to Windows 11, the first thing to do is check that your computer meets Microsoft’s minimum hardware requirements. Without the proper specs, Windows 11 may not run smoothly or could cause issues.
It’s also important to know that not all PCs are officially tested or supported by the manufacturer. In your case, HP hasn’t provided Windows 11 drivers for your device, which suggests it hasn’t been tested for Windows 11 compatibility. To make an informed decision, you should visit HP’s support page on Windows 11 support for your model. Here’s the link for reference: HP support for Windows 11.
If you decide to go ahead with upgrading to Windows 11, keep in mind that you can easily revert back to Windows 10 if you run into problems. This is possible as long as you don’t delete the Windows.old folder or the upgrade files, which are necessary to roll back.
To return to Windows 10 from Windows 11, you can follow a step-by-step guide. It’s straightforward and ensures your data stays safe during the process. Here’s a helpful link for the full instructions: How to return to Windows 10 from Windows 11.
By following these tips, you can safely explore the Windows 11 upgrade without losing your ability to go back if needed.