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Microsoft’s new OS gives Windows 10 a much-needed facelift, tighter security, and a better overall experience.

The latest research by IT Asset Management software company, Lansweeper, has revealed that 55 percent of workstations are not capable of being upgraded to Windows 11.

Microsoft discusses the security requirements and changes coming to the newest version of its Windows operating system.

Microsoft is rolling out the new Windows 11 to all compatible laptops today. The update is said to have intuitive navigation along with a refreshed look and more apps. One of the most noticeable changes in Windows 11 in the taskbar, which looks similar to the one on Mac, and context menus, popups and windows have rounded corners. <br /><br />Windows 11 is compatible with a device that has at least - 1Ghz processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB available storage, a graphic card that supports Dire...

Microsoft is rolling out the update to new machines first, followed by existing devices

You'll need to check your system requirements before you upgrade to the latest version of Microsoft's OS

Windows 11 includes a redesigned Start menu, new user interface and an overhauled Microsoft Store

Insiders have noticed a few show-stopping bugs with Windows 11, which is now officially available for all eligible PCs. Users have noticed that virtualization-based security, which will be enabled by default in all OEM PCs, can have a drastic impact on frame rates in games. Also being observed is a File Explorer memory leak bug in which closing the Explorer windows does not release back the allocated memory.

Microsoft's Windows 11 is now rolling out to all eligible PCs globally.

A welcome visual refresh, but nothing that makes it a must-have upgrade