Microsoft Windows 11 is now available and will soon be rolling out to millions of users globally. However, as with any new operating system release, many users will have to wait until the upgrade notification surfaces.

Users are also advised to keep in mind that not everyone will get the invite to install windows 11 – only a few compliant PCs as there is a standard.

How to install the new Win 11 OS even if you have an older machine

What you need to do is to download an ISO file of Win 11 and then install the OS manually. The snag however is that you may not get automatic updates and you may have to install a new ISO each time you desire an update.

How do I know that the Windows 11 update is available? Read more on www.techscoopsng.com

I think PCs that experienced BSOD on Windows 10 should avoid Windows 11 as well as those that are currently ineligible.

Microsoft won't claim responsibility for building driver updates for incompatible computers anymore; something they've done over the years which made them lose to competition (Apple, Google and Canonical).

People blame Windows for errors OEMs (like HP, Lenovo, etc) made in their hardware.
It's time to set a standard for PC manufacturers aiming for Windows. Microsoft is starting from the Security angle, in which TPM forms the bar.

In other words, don't encourage people to upgrade incompatible PCs with ISO. As you won't fix their issues for them when it starts; and their PCs starts to crash.