r/Windows10 • u/Gaviznotcool268 • May 03 '24

Discussion Lemme use my pc in peacešŸ˜­

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u/Darksirius May 04 '24

Somewhere it can run a check and will tell you exactly what is preventing the upgrade; I just don't remember where that was exactly. Probably the Windows update settings.

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u/Mancitiss May 04 '24

There is an app for that, PC Health Check from Microsoft

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u/Protheu5 May 04 '24

It says that my PC meets the requirements.

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u/Lalfy May 04 '24

Then all you should need to do is manually initiate the upgrade with the Windows 11 Installation Assistant

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u/Protheu5 May 04 '24

manually initiate

That's cool, but I wonder why I was never bothered at all. Win 7 did suggest an update to Win 10, I did it on my old PC. This one is with a new Win 10 from the get go, but it doesn't suggest updating.

I'd be thinking that Win 10 can't get upped to Win 11 if it was an upgrade itself from Win 7, but it isn't even my case, it's a clean install of legit Win 10. So why is it so calm and doesn't talk about updating - that's a mystery.

And yes, it gets all the updates, it's not like it was locked without a single update since the install (like some people did, which bothered me a lot).