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  Windows 11 not supported for your PC ? Here’s why Microsoft Windows 11 System Requirements needs your CPU to be the latest Gen. Microsoft Windows 11 Microsoft Windows 11 comes with a free upgrade for the users who are using  Windows 10 currently, but Windows 11 recommended System requirements will not be compatible with most of your hardware. Microsoft has announced its minimum hardware requirements, mainly they have considered CPU because Windows 11 supports only Intel’s 8th Gen and newer generation CPUs and AMD Ryzen 2000 and newer processors.  This will prevent many devices from upgrading to Windows 11 with full support, but even it’s Microsoft Windows 11 officially not supported with your hardware still you can upgrade can manually with warnings during the installation period. You can find out the full list of Microsoft Windows 11 CPU Support List here  Windows 11 Supported Intel Processors - Click Here Intel 8th Gen (Coffee Lake) Intel 9th Gen (Coffee Lake Refresh) Intel 10th Ge

  Annoyed about organizing files on your PC? Well here is the answer, create a new partition from the existing free space. First, you need to make sure that you have enough Free Space on your existing partition to create a new partition from it. I recommend keeping atleast 100 GB for the system partition to install other 3rd party applications along with Windows. Then you have to decide how much space you need in the new partition.  Now you can start by searching for “Computer Management” from the start menu Or by Right Click on “This PC” and select “Manage”   Then the computer Management Windows will appear, on that from the left list select “Disk Management” From here select the partition you need to shrink and create a new partition, in my case its System Drive “D” Right-click on it and select “Shrink” Then windows will calculate the free space of the existing partition and lets you to decide how much space you need for the new partition as below, In my case, I have 68948 MB availab