
You'll use less power than you would with other PCs, so you can go through a typical work or school day without running out of battery or worrying about finding an outlet to plug into. When you’re at work, home, or by another Wi-Fi network you trust, you can connect to Wi-Fi to save cellular data and keep working.įree you from outlets with a battery life that goes beyond all-day. With a cellular data connection, you can be online wherever you get a cellular signal-just like with your mobile phone. Your PC will:Īlways be connected to the internet. Read more: Here's how to tell if your PC is compatible with Windows 11 in the first place, and what to do if you get an installation error.PCs with a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor help you keep working wherever you go.


All the information stored on your computer will automatically repopulate on Windows 10, so you won't have to worry about any files or (most) apps disappearing. You'll be able to revert your system back to Windows 10 within a 10-day window (no pun intended) after downloading and installing Windows 11. If you make the leap and download Windows 11 - and then regret it - there's an easy way out. Read our Windows 11 review and about the biggest differences between Windows 10 and Windows 11 and all of Windows 11's best features before making your decision.

In fact, you have until 2025 before Microsoft says it'll stop supporting Windows 10. You don't have to install Windows 11 right away if you're unsure. Note that it won't be available to everyone at once, so even if your computer is compatible you may need to wait a few days or months before it shows up for you - or you can download the new OS now with this workaround. The latest version of Windows, Windows 11, is on its way, rolling out right now.
