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Going by various hints, and connecting a few dots, we might just see Windows 11 turn up in October.

Windows 11 is likely sparking curiosity for a number of reasons, including some of the controversy around the OS.

It’s clear enough that Microsoft’s focus is (unsurprisingly) on Windows 11.

A workaround to revert to the traditional Start menu has been removed from the latest preview of Windows 11.

Some motherboard makers are now spilling the beans on Windows 11 compatibility.

Windows 11 While the release date is Holiday 2021, it looks like screenshots set it for October.

Windows 11 The health check app created a fair deal of confusion when the Windows 11 OS was announced, so WhyNotWin11 took matters into its own hands.

You may not need to reach for your wallet, but rather your BIOS, in order to get your PC Windows 11-ready.

We now have a release timeframe for Microsoft’s new OS, but not everyone will get it out of the gate.

Windows 11 Among Windows 11's apparent requirements is a TPM 2.0 compatible module. But most people probably have no clue what that is and the health check app isn't helping, either.