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Go to “Update & Security” in Dell Windows 10 “Settings” and click “Windows Insider Program”, as shown in the figure below;

You can optionally register an account or switch to a registered account, as shown in the figure below;

Then click to continue registration, as shown in the picture below;

Accept the agreement and submit it, as shown in the figure below;

Then create a new account, we click "Link Account" to create a new account, as shown in the figure below;

After creation, we log in to the account, as shown in the picture below;

Log in to your account and select a channel. Dev updates the fastest and has the worst stability; Beta updates slightly slower, is more stable, and has the best overall experience; Release The Preview function is basically completed and mainly evaluates stability. PS: All channels are preview versions. The purpose of experience is to find problems and give feedback, in order to reduce problems in the official version. Treating problems as abnormal is not suitable for experiencing the preview version. As shown in the picture below;

After joining the Dev channel, confirm the help and improvements, and wait for the restart. As shown in the picture below;

After the restart is complete, check for updates and we will start updating the win11 system.

Attachment: How to forcefully open the DEV channel

If you do not meet the hardware requirements of Windows 11, you may not be able to successfully join the Insider program, that is, you will not be able to obtain Windows 11 Push version of beta version. The following provides you with a way to modify the registry and forcefully join the DEV channel, so that you can also get push.

           Shortcut keys Win+R, enter regedit, and then navigate to the following location:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsSelfHostUISelection

​​Change the value of UIBranch to Dev

​​Change the value of ContentType to Mainline

​​Change the text of Ring to External

​​Then the registry is located at the following location:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsSelfHostApplicability

​​Change the value of BranchName to Dev

​​Change the value of ContentType to Mainline

Change the value of Ring to External

After modifying the registry, restart the system and enter the Settings application - System Update. Click the Windows Insider option on the left to check the channel you are in. It shows Dev It's a success.

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