Windows 11: How do I install the beta of the new operating system?

News tip Windows 11: How do I install the beta of the new operating system?

Published on 07/30/2021 6:02 PM

A few months ago, Microsoft announced the future release of the new version of its Windows 11 operating system. While the official release is slated for October, it’s already possible to test its beta and we’ll explain how to do it.

Microsoft’s beta testers, Windows 11 Insiders, have already had the opportunity to adopt the company’s new operating system

and give their feedback on the strengths and weaknesses of the operating system. However, these versions remain very buggy and are initially intended for developers and experienced users.

But that has changed since yesterday when Microsoft has officially released a very first beta build to the general public. The American company ensures that this version is stable and updated regularly based on feedback from its users. In the following we explain the procedure to be able to install Windows 11 on your computer.

Windows 11: How do I install the beta of the new operating system?

Next, You need to make sure that your device is compatible with Windows 11, as not all devices compatible with Windows 10 will necessarily be compatible with the successor. To get to the bottom of this Go to the control panel and find the device manager

. From there you should be able to find a tab in the list, the TPM 2.0 that resides in security devices. If not, it means that you will not be able to access the new operating system.

After you have completed this step, Windows 11 will be installed in a few very simple steps. Go to your Settings and under Update & Security click Get started in the Windows Insider tab. Then all you have to do is enter your Microsoft account and then select the beta channel. Just restart your computer, go to “Update & Security” again, look for a new update to install and just wait for this installation to finish to get Windows 11!

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