Over half of enterprise workstations can't run Windows 11

The latest research by IT Asset Management software company, Lansweeper, has revealed that 55 percent of workstations are not capable of being upgraded to Windows 11. This will be an issue for enterprise IT teams looking at strategies to install the new operating system which begins its rollout from today. Although Microsoft has allowed manual installs regardless of CPU, an automatic upgrade will only happen if three critical components of the computer -- the CPU, the RAM and TPM -- meet the requirements necessary. The research shows that while the majority of workstations pass the RAM test (91 percent), only… [Continue Reading]