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Microsoft says PC Health Check app fix is coming soon
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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
updated onOctober 4, 2023
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As you most likely already know, yesterday, Microsoft finally unveiled the long-awaitedWindows 11update. This new content comes with an updated UI, as well as performance, and productivity improvements.
The Redmond company also informed users in regards to the minimum system requirements for Windows 11, which include Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 among other things.
Update:Microsoft temporarily removed the PC Health Check app and plans to get it back online before Windows 11 becomes generally available. Because of multiple complaints from users and some problems related to Windows 11 minimum requirements, the Redmond giant decided to rebuild and adjust the app for improved reliability and guaranteed compatibility. Find outmore details from Microsoft’s official statement.
Microsoft is trying to fix the PC Health Check app
If you were just trying to install Windows 11 and give it a try but were prompted by theYour PC can’t run Windows 11error, rest assured that you are not alone.
Users have started reporting issues with thePC Health Check appsince early last night, after the big event. This app gives users the ability to check if their system meets the minimum requirements to upgrade to Windows 11.
Some, more tech savvy users have even come up witha workaroundfor this situation, until the dust settles.
Microsoft has now acknowledged this problem and is working on a fix. Steve Dispensa confirmed on Twitter that the tech company is currently searching for some solutions for this nuissance.
Sorry for the irritating experience! We’re going to improve the PC Health Check app over the next couple of weeks. Hopeful that the first update will be out tomorrow.
Insider builds for Windows 11 are coming next week
Considering that Microsoft is all set to release the first Windows 11 Insider build next week, users are hoping that these issues with the Health Check app will be solved.
Needless to say how important this is, as everyone will most likely enroll into Windows Insider Program and try out Windows 11.
Microsoft’s very own Steve Dispensa also stated that all the PCs shipped in the last few years come with TPM so they should meet the minimum requirements on paper.
Getting a few questions about TPMs this morning. Note that virtually every PC shipped in the last five years has a TPM, but many are disabled in the bios. If your recent-vintage system claims not to have a TPM, check your bios. /cc@dwizzzleMSFThttps://t.co/MH74kuyB9f
Even though Windows 11 came with a few hiccups, Its not the end of the world, as it was totally expected to have a few glitches or bugs, as with every new product.
While you wait for Microsoft to fix these primordial Windows 11 issues, you can checkour extensive Windows 11 articles, and find out everything you need to know about the new OS.
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Coming from a solid background in PC building and software development, he’s a Windows 11 Privacy & Security expert.