Checkit

Windows 11 is currently the latest operating system developer by Microsoft, and a lot of users around the world want to take it for a spin.

However, it is best to make sure the configuration of their computer can run this OS flavor in top-notch conditions, and this is where Checkit comes in: assess the state of the PC so you get a clear picture on the hardware components that are not up to par.

This application does not need to be installed onto your computer before you get to benefit from its functionality. As a matter of fact, as soon as you run it, it instantly starts analyzing your machine and displays a list with details about the most important components.

On the downside, there is no way to export this list and share it with your buddies so as to compare results.

Since the main purpose of Checkit is to verify if your PC can run Windows 11, it makes sense for it to inform you on the state of each component. The ones that are not acceptable are marked accordingly, so you can start upgrading your firmware or hardware before installing this OS.

The application examines the computer's processor type, RAM, available storage and partition style, as well as system firmware (UEFI is needed), secure boot, graphics card and DirectX version. You also need to make sure your device supports TPM (Trusted Platform Module) as this ensure increased protection for your OS.

Even though Checkit might initially seem just a tiny little app that runs out of the box within seconds, it can in fact let you know which of your computer's components need to be improved if you want to experiment with Windows 11.