Hello folks, recently Microsoft rolled out its new Windows 11 on 5 October. If you don&rsquo;t know about the features of Windows 11, then you can check out <a href="../blogpost/windows-11-iso-leaked" target="_blank" rel="noopener">this</a> blog. So, this blog is solely for those who want to upgrade to windows 11 and are confused about whether they should update or not?
Despite being the latest version of Windows, I don&rsquo;t think you should upgrade to Windows 11 right now. Windows 11 has been optimized for good productivity and also packs with a Good UI design, but it is too early to migrate. I mean in probably 3-4 months I might upgrade, but not now. Why? Because&nbsp; I personally think there&rsquo;s not much to explore in windows 11 right now. The most hyped feature, the support for android apps in windows, for which I was excited about the most, got delayed, and also, there are reports coming that the final release has some performance issues. I heard some news where a user said &ldquo;A Dell XPS 13 just felt slower, despite its 10th-generation Intel processor and 8 gigabytes of RAM. Even when I closed Slack, which was eating RAM like a hungry hippo, the computer still wasn&rsquo;t as peppy as it was on Windows 10. If your older computer is still running smoothly on Windows 10, you might think twice before upgrading.&rdquo;
If you still dare to upgrade to Windows 11, then here&rsquo;s the official method to do so.
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Steps to install Windows 11 (without losing any data)
1. Navigate to this site: <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/software-download/windows11">https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/software-download/windows11</a>
2. Now click on download installation assistant.
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3. Now open the assistant and click on agree to start the installation.
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NOTE:&nbsp; YOU MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET SO THE INSTALLER CAN&nbsp;DOWNLOAD THE FILES
4. This is how it will look while downloading
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5. It will take a while, remember if you are on Laptop, make sure to plug in the charger.&nbsp;
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6. Once the files are downloaded and installed it will look like this.
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7. Now your pc will look something like this which means we are almost there,
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And once it is done you will be greeted with Windows 11 Lock screen,
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That&rsquo;s all for this tutorial. Hope you will successfully upgrade to Windows 11. If you still have any doubt, then feel free to comment below. Thank you everyone and I&rsquo;ll catch you in the next tutorial. 
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