Yes, once you upgrade to Windows 11, you can use it for life without worry. When you reinstall it, it is automatically reactivated. That said, Microsoft won’t support it for life!
For example, Windows 10 will only be supported until October 14, 2025. This means that you can continue to use Windows 10 even after the end of support date, but new updates will be released.
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Is there any reason not to upgrade to Windows 11?
To run Windows 11, your computer must meet certain minimum system requirements.
The following is quite technical, but if in doubt Lee Harvey Computing will be happy to provide its expert advice:
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After installing this update , you can now view up to 3 high priority notifications in Notification Center at the same time. This feature was introduced for applications that require notifications for calls, reminders and alarms, so you don’t miss a thing.
A total of 4 notifications can be displayed at a time, which includes 3 high priority notifications and 1 normal priority notification.
Should you upgrade to Windows 11 22H2?
The best and short answer is “Yes”, it’s OK to upgrade to Windows 11 22H2 as the new version is stable and safe to install on devices that meet the requirements. However, since the feature update may not yet be fully compatible with all computers during the early days (and beyond), the company should limit rollout to ensure that only fully compatible hardware received the update initially.
Also, make sure there are no known issues that could negatively impact your experience before upgrading. Since the initial rollout, Microsoft has noticed many issues with the operating system, which the company has already addressed, confirmed, and is currently investigating.
What are the major features and changes in Windows 11?
Windows 11 promises to bring more than a few new features and changes to the table. But not everyone will matter to everyone. And heck, some of those people probably won’t even notice unless they’re told they’re there. Here are some of the biggest changes you can expect with the update when Microsoft releases it.
The first thing you’ll notice are of course the design changes. Since the visual component is literally the first thing you will see when you first boot the operating system. Microsoft didn’t drastically change the design this time around. In fact, many things still look similar enough to make you think there haven’t been any changes.