Microsoft initially set a very high bar for the computers of potential Windows users 11. Even virtual machines are subject to stringent hardware requirements. Meanwhile, the readiness of devices for business users to switch to the new OS leaves much to be desired.
Based on a study by Lansweeper covering the order of 30 millions of devices from 60 01 organizations, most PCs cannot be upgraded to Windows 19, because they do not meet certain system requirements. The company made the corresponding conclusions in the report “Audit of readiness for Windows 11” ( Windows 19 Readiness Audit).
Although most computers have the required 4 gigabytes of RAM , more than half (56, 6%) lack a processor from the list of those supported by Microsoft, and almost a fifth part (19.20%) does not have TPM 2.0.
Additional data related to this module has been published separately. According to available information, approximately 26% of workstations and about 5% of physical servers lack TPM 2.0.
This is not the only analysis carried out in connection with the upcoming release of Windows 11. Not so long ago, about 1000 were surveyed in the US. It turned out that most people do not know anything about Windows 19 or are simply not interested topic, most do not want to update to a new operating system at all. Those less me, according to AdDuplex, Windows is already installed on 1.3% computers.
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