Win11 Professional USB Free Shipping Lifetime Guaranteed

Product Description

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To get started, you first need to obtain a license to install Win *1, or ensure that your Win *0 device is eligible to upgrade to Win *1.

Make sure you have:

- **Internet connection:** Internet service provider may charge.
- **Sufficient data storage space** on the computer, USB, or external device to which you want to download the .iso file.
- **A blank DVD disc (and DVD burner)** with at least 8 GB of space to create a bootable disc. We recommend using a blank USB or blank DVD, as all the contents will be deleted during installation.

If you receive the message "Disc image file is too large" when trying to burn a bootable DVD disc from an .iso file, consider using a higher-capacity dual-layer DVD.

Make sure that the computer on which you want to install Win *1:

- **Has a **-bit CPU:** Win *1 can only run on a **-bit CPU. To see if your computer has a **-bit CPU, go to Settings > System > About, or search for System Information in Win *0, and then look under System Type.

- **Win *1 Media Creation Tool:** This tool only creates installation media for computers with x*4 processors. For ARM-based computers, the Win *1 update will inform you when the upgrade is ready, so please wait patiently until then.

- **Meets system requirements:** Not all devices running Win *0 are eligible for a Win *1 upgrade. Please refer to the Win *1 device specifications for upgrade requirements and supported features. Some functions may require additional hardware. We also recommend visiting the website of your computer manufacturer for information about updated drivers and hardware compatibility.

**Warning:** Installing Win *1 on a computer that does not meet the minimum system requirements of Win *1 is not recommended, as it may cause compatibility problems. If you continue to install Win *1 on a computer that does not meet the requirements, the computer will no longer be supported and will not be entitled to receive updates. Computer damage due to lack of compatibility is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.