And the fact is that there are not few users who hope to be able to enjoy the news of Microsoft’s operating system, such as its renewed appearance, native support for Android applications or the renewal of its application store, as its most attractive novelties. This is the conclusion that can be drawn from a survey where more than half of the participants acknowledged that they intend to upgrade to Windows 11 as soon as possible.
Looking forward to Windows 11
The “WindowsReport” medium was in charge of carrying out an investigation based on the opinions of 11,097 users who were commissioned to complete an online survey on Microsoft’s new operating system. Of the participants, almost 45% correspond to users from the United States and India, while the rest of the most active countries were the United Kingdom, Canada or Australia.
From the results of this survey some interesting details are obtained, such as, for example, that the 53% of those surveyed answered that they plan to make the leap, answering “It looks incredible! Can’t wait to install it » to the question of what was their opinion on Windows 11. 21% answered that it was quite similar to Windows 10, 13% answered that “I don’t like it, I will not update”, 7% said that they “expected a revision with Biggest New Features “and 6% said” The design is inspired by macOS. “
This survey has also revealed that Windows 11 has been a huge boost for the Windows Insider program. A 17% of users who responded registered to test first hand before anyone else the new operating system. Even a third of those surveyed were willing to switch to a touch device once Windows 11 was released.
In addition, the desire to upgrade to Windows 11 has even reached Windows 7 users. According to the result of the survey, no less than a 54% of respondents with Windows 7 are eager to update to the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system.
The minimum requirements, the great unknown for many
However, it is not all good news for Windows 11. Well, it is true that 35% pointed to the centered Start menu as their new favorite feature, above the games functions (11%) and the new multitasking functions (8 %), while almost half of those surveyed don’t quite like the new look.
Another negative aspect is that the quarter of users did not meet the requirements system officials to run on your computer. While 34% had no idea whether or not PC was compatible with Windows 11. Perhaps this is a clear signal to Microsoft, which should clarify more everything related to hardware or software requirements.
In addition, 10% of the respondents who responded to the survey have a compatible PC but did not pass the compatibility test with Microsoft’s PC Health Check application. The main reason is the TPM 2.0 chip, as older computers with TPM 1.2 will not be able to run Windows 11. And just in case, the 42% of respondents do not know what a TPM chip is.
