Here are the links to the official support web pages: * Intel Processors * AMD Processors * Qualcomm Processors These lists are helpful for users to check if their specific Windows 11 processors are supported before purchasing a Windows 10 PC. Intel Core i3-L13G4 no longer officially supports Windows 11. Microsoft has removed one of the Intel CPUs from the list. Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 and Microsoft SQ3 processors are also supported. The Intel list includes the Core i9-13900KS, i5-1334U, and 13500HS. The updated AMD list now includes new AMD processors with built-in 3D V-cache technology. Surprisingly, one of the models has been removed from the list. The company has added dozen processors from AMD, Qualcomm and Intel. Microsoft has updated the list of supported processors for Windows 11. Enable hidden features 1) Enable the Windows Copilot button in the taskbar: c:\ViVeTool\ViVeTool.exe /enable /id:44788892 2) Enable the "system" label for inbox apps in the Start menu: c:\vivetool\vivetool /enable /id:44573982 3) Enable the Development option in Personalization: c:\vivetool\vivetool /enable /id:44358372,43489782,44217597 4) Enable the updated Folder Options: c:\ViVeTool\ViVeTool.exe /enable /id:42105254,40608813 5) The improved Windows Ink command: c:\vivetool\vivetool /enable /id:42105254,41799415,43679417,44504204 2) Right-click the Windows logo button in the taskbar, and select Terminal(Admin). Download it from GitHub, and extract its files to the c:\vivetool folder. Also, you can hide a number of checkboxes in Folder Options, and activate the improved Windows Ink. You can enable an early implementation of Windows Copilot, extra labels for the Start menu shortcuts, and a new Development option under Settings > Personalization > Device usage. Windows 11 Build 23481 that was released to Insiders in the Dev channel, contains a number of hidden features.
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