How to Upgrade Incompatible Windows 10 PCs to Windows 11 for Free
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Most PCs from the last 15 years can be upgraded to Windows 11 despite compatibility checks, using workarounds like registry edits or third-party tools like Rufus, even if they don't meet official requirements such as TPM 2.0 or CPU compatibility. The article provides detailed steps for both official and unofficial upgrade methods, emphasizing the importance of backing up data and understanding potential risks.
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