Short Answer
A Windows 11 compatibility check should confirm TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, supported CPU, memory, storage, and the edition you plan to activate. Compatibility comes before buying a Windows 11 Pro key.
- Start with the installed Windows edition and activation status.
- Use Microsoft support pages for official activation behavior.
- Use WinProKeys support for order, delivery, setup, and common troubleshooting context.
Thinking about upgrading to Windows 11? Use this interactive checker to verify if your PC meets all the requirements. Click each item to mark it as pass or fail based on your system specs.
📋 Windows 11 Minimum Requirements
✅ Check Your PC — Click Each Item
Click each requirement to toggle between ✅ Pass and ❌ Fail. We’ll give you a recommendation at the end.
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CPU: 1 GHz, 2+ cores, 64-bit
Intel 8th Gen+ or AMD Zen 2+. Check: Settings → System → About
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RAM: 4 GB or more
Check: Task Manager → Performance → Memory
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Storage: 64 GB or more
Check: This PC → right-click drive → Properties
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TPM 2.0 Chip
Check: Run tpm.msc → look for “TPM Manufacturer Informatie”
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UEFI with Secure Boot
Check: Run msinfo32 → look for “Secure Boot State: On”
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Display: 720p, 9 inches+
Most modern monitors and laptops meet this requirement
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DirectX 12 / WDDM 2.0 GPU
Check: Run dxdiag → Display tab → DDI Version
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Next Steps After the Compatibility Check
If the PC is compatible with Windows 11, decide whether Home or Pro fits the work you actually do. Then install the matching edition before entering a key.
Official Reference Links
Use official Microsoft support pages for product behavior and activation rules. Use WinProKeys pages for store delivery, order support, and reseller-specific guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I check first for Windows 11 Compatibiliteitscheck?
Check the installed Windows edition, activation status, recent hardware changes, and the exact error message. Home and Pro keys are not interchangeable.
Is WinProKeys an official Microsoft website?
No. WinProKeys is an independent software key reseller, not Microsoft. Microsoft support pages remain the official source for Windows activation behavior.
What should I send support if activation does not work?
Send the order email, installed Windows edition, exact error code, screenshot, and whether this is a new PC, reinstall, upgrade, BIOS update, or hardware change.
