Win11SysCheck

Announced with bells and whistles in June 2021 with a release date around the end of the year, Windows 11 promises to provide a revamped working environment geared towards productivity, collaboration and instant content access. While all this sounds incredibly good, the Windows 11 operating system has specific minimum requirements that might not be met by your PC.

Now, don’t just start looking for the requirement list to check for yourself. As usual, there is an app for this. Its name is Win11SysCheck and, furthermore, you don’t even have to know the specifications of your system to find out if it can get the free upgrade to Windows 11.

Win11SysCheck has no standard interface. Instead, you can launch it via the command console, but using it is extremely easy that you won’t even feel the need to play around with a regular GUI. Practically, all you have to do is double-click on the main executable file to run the compatibility checker. No installation is necessary and, what’s more, the application does not affect the system’s registry in any way, meaning it is a portable tool.

The Windows 11 compatibility checker performs a series of verifications to see if different areas match the minimum system requirements of the upcoming iteration of Windows. It starts with the S mode check and proceeds with the CPU. Once a non-compatible item is found, the application stops and displays a notification message to let you know Windows 11 is unsupported.

The information that Win11SysCheck offers is minimal. It is like a simple tool that answers “yes” or “no” to the compatibility-related question, without offering much detail.

Win11SysCheck provides a quick and easy method to find out whether your computer supports upgrading to Windows 11. If all the tests in Win11SysCheck are passed, then your PC has a high chance of getting the OS upgrade when it rolls out to the public.