​We mentioned earlier that Windows 11 only supports new devices and gives up supporting old devices. The old and new here only need to be defined by TPM 2.0 in 2017.

What you need to upgrade Windows 11Satisfy at the same timeThe following conditions: The processor is in the support list, comes with a TPM2.0 chip, and the BIOS supports secure boot.

These requirements have currently caused some problems. Some users' processors are supported but do not have security chips, or they have chips but the processors are no longer listed.

Unfortunately, according to Microsoft's official instructions, if the requirements cannot be met at the same time, Windows 11 cannot be upgraded unless the user replaces the hardware to meet the requirements.

To this end, Microsoft has also announced all supported processors in support documents, including Intel-branded, AMD-branded and Qualcomm Snapdragon processors.

If you browse this page on a computer, you can use Ctrl+F to search the page. After entering your processor model, if it is in the list, it is supported.

711 processor list: