That’s it! Windows 10 is almost over and Windows 11 is absolutely on top now. We’re getting ever deeper into the future and it is broken. Well, mostly. Windows 11 is actually pretty neat, but as with every launch of new software, there are issues. This could be Microsoft’s insistence that Teams is good and forcing us to stare at the logo or maybe you’re having issues just installing it?

We’ve been covering Windows 11 for a while now and have multiple guides on our dedicated hub, along with all the information about what’s new in the operating system.

Here’s the fat list of guides, tips, and more on what’s going on in Windows 11, as well as the few guides we have on Windows 10.

Goodbye, Windows 10

Windows 11 means that Windows 10 will eventually be put to bed, but when will Microsoft stop support for Windows 10? Find out here.

If you’re struggling to get the Health App Working, WhyNotWin11 gives more information. Along with this, you might need to upgrade your CPU or even activate a TPM for security reasons. Find out our best CPU choices, TPMs, and motherboards to upgrade to.

Here’s how to install Windows 11 with Microsoft’s help and without it.

If you’re not really in the mood to drop hundreds of dollars on new hardware, you can always just circumvent the TPM and hardware requirements, but risk being unsupported by Microsoft.

There are two methods to do this, one in the registry and one via a third-party program from Github.

Windows 11 Troubleshooting and Tips

Windows 11 Updates

As with Windows 7, 8, and 10 before it, Windows 11 regularly gets updated to save it from becoming a security risk, as well as adding new features. Here are all the updates for Windows 11 and what – well, at least what we’ve been told – they contain.

Windows 11 Enterprise and 365 Guides and News

The enterprise world isn’t always something we cover, but the more stuff that comes out about the weird issues plaguing it makes it a good choice to give a look now and then.

Windows Hardware Reviews and Guides

Windows 10 Guides

Of course, Windows 10 will be around for a while longer, so we’re not going to leave it out because there’s newest, shiniest update. Here’s everything we have about Windows 10 to help you fix whatever issues might crop up!

Page was last updated 14/10/2021.

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Joel Loynds

Joel is a a lover of janky games, Magic the Gathering, and going down rabbit holes. For PC Guide he has written about peripherals, the Steam Deck, retro games, news and more.