Upgrading old PCs to Windows 11: A how-to

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August 9, 2024

You can upgrade your old PC to Windows 11 - even if Microsoft says it's 'incompatible'. Here's how

You don't have to throw away a perfectly good PC just because it doesn't meet Microsoft's strict Windows 11 compatibility standards. Here's how you can work around the restrictions and safely upgrade a Windows 10 PC.

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