Many people have been testing Windows 11 through Microsoft's Windows Insider program. Despite this, some of them are forced to go back to Windows 10 due to previewing the operating system on unsupported hardware, according BetaWiki.
Microsoft forces some users to go back to Windows 10
When Microsoft first launched the Windows Insider program 11, system requirements for Windows 11 they weren't absolutely blocked. As such, Microsoft wasn't that strict about who could use it. Now that all those requirements are established, the company is alerting testers on unsupported hardware that it's time to go back to Windows 10.
RELATED: How to preview Windows 11 on your pc
Simply, when trying to update windows 11, you will see a warning that you must go back to Windows 10.
Microsoft ahora ha eliminado los sistemas no elegibles del programa Insider y les dice que instalen Windows 10. pic.twitter.com/zfALanmcuq
– BetaWiki (@BetaWiki) 31 August 2021
This is not a big surprise. Microsoft allowed Windows Insiders users who were already testing older versions of Windows 10 do a beta test of windows 11 even if your system was not ready for the operating system according to Microsoft's system requirements.
If you see this message, you must return to Windows 10 using an ISO, which means you have to perform an in-place downgrade to the previous version of the operating system. If less than 10 days since you upgraded to Windows 11, you can perform the simplest rollback procedure, which will make sure to keep all your things.
Can you keep running Windows 11?
In theory, could keep running windows build 11 that you have installed today, but then you won't get any critical update. Even though that seems to be in line with Microsoft's plan when Windows launches 11, since the company has implied that, even though you can install windows 11 with an ISO on unsupported PCs, could retain critical updates.
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