We’ve rounded up every major PC that will support the Windows 11 upgrade so you can find out if yours is compatible, or buy one that is.
Windows 11 is almost here, and with it comes a lot of uncertainty. Microsoft says Windows 11 will be compatible with most laptops you can buy today, and that’s probably true. After all, just about every PC you can buy today meets the minimum requirements to run Windows 11. Still, you may want to know if the laptop you already have can run the new OS. Or maybe you’re thinking of buying one and you want to know if you’ll be able to upgrade it when Windows 11 releases. We’ve rounded up all the PCs we could find that will be upgradeable to Windows 11, and you can see them below. Since Windows 11 has only recently been announced, most companies haven’t yet shared the full list of PCs that can be upgraded to Windows 11. However, some have, and we can also find many others by searching through the laptops you can buy right now. But there are hundreds or thousands of different PC configurations out there, and many compatible models are not available to buy anymore. We’re listing everything we could find, but there could be more compatible models. Microsoft doesn’t currently offer a way to check compatibility for specific hardware, either. Acer hasn’t shared an official list of devices that will be upgradeable, so we had to dig through the company’s website to find the ones that meet the minimum requirements. If you’re looking to buy a PC that will support Windows 11, these are all valid options: As for the full list of supported PCs, we tried to dig up as many as we could from Acer’s website. All of these should be compatible with the Windows 11 upgrade, but there are likely many more, too. If you’re looking to buy a laptop from ASUS, here are a few options you can choose from that will be able to upgrade to Windows 11: If you want to know whether your current PC will support Windows 11, ASUS already has a complete list of all the PCs it knows will support the upgrade. You can try to find yours below. Dell is one of the biggest PC manufacturers in the world, and it already has a lot of PCs that will support Windows 11. Here are a few options to consider if you’re looking to buy. Like ASUS, Dell has a complete list of all the PCs that it has tested for Windows 11 compatibility. Here’s the full list: Dynabook, formerly known as Toshiba, hasn’t shared a full official list of the laptops that will get the update to Windows 11. However, the company does say it’s bringing the experience to its Tecra, Portégé, and Satellite Pro laptops.
