[NFBCS] WINDOWS 11

[Paul York]

At present, Microsoft is not supporting the Intel i3-7020U chip in your
computer. I can't pretend to know why, especially since everything else is
compatible. But they decided to only support 8000-series chips and
above, so yours is 1 year too old. But who knows, they may change their
mind.

On Wed, Sep 29, 2021 at 12:25 AM Marvin Hunkin via NFBCS <nfbcs at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> HI. USING THIS TOOL AND LOOKS LIKE MY SYSTEM MEETS THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
> AND ABLE TO INSTALL WINDOWS 11.
>
> AMY I RIGHT?
>
> WILL PASTE THE RESULTS BELOW.
>
> MARVIN.
>
>
>
> WhyNotWin11 Xv 2.2.5.0 Your Windows 11 Compatibility Results are Below
>
> Now Reach WhyNotWin11 via https://www.whynotwin11.org/
>
> Results Based on Currently Known Requirements!
>
> 64 Bit CPUOK  Architecture (CPU + OS) 64 Bit OS
>
> UEFIOK  Boot Method
>
> Not Currently Listed as Compatible?  CPU Compatibility Intel(R) Core(TM)
> i3-7020U CPU @
>
> 2 CoresOK  CPU Core Count 4 Threads
>
> 2304 MHzOK  CPU Frequency
>
> Freedom Scientific AccessibilityOK  DirectX + WDDM2 Display Driver /
> Intel(R) HD Graphics
>
> GPT DetectedOK  Disk Partition Type
>
> 8 GBOK  RAM Installed
>
> EnabledOK  Secure Boot
>
> 476 GB C:\OK  Storage Available 1 Drive(s) Meet Requirements
>
> TPM 2 DetectedOK  TPM Version
>
> Check for Updates
>
>
>
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