Download WhyNotWin11 2.4.3.1

On October 5, Microsoft released Windows 11. The new Windows has certain system requirements and there is sometimes some ambiguity about that. Developer Robert C. Maehl has created a program called WhyNotWin11 that makes all this much more insightful. WhyNotWin11 is open source and a single executable, so no installation is required. Below is the changelog since version 2.4.1:

Changes in version 2.4.3.1:

• Fixes Crash if Languages ​​or Themes do not exist
• Code Cleanup
• Added Basic Settings Menu
• Improved Disk Detection and Info (Credit @htcfreek)
• Improved DirectX Check Performance
• Added Guides for Common Questions
• Fixed Storage Space Check for GiB vs GB
• Fixed DPI Scaling Code on Some Devices
• Fixed Ryzen 5 1600 AF detection and reporting
• Added reporting of TPM Device Driver Error State
• Added Latest Intel and AMD Supported CPUs to CPU Lists
• Fixed Regression where TPM 1.2 was marked as Compatible
• Added GPO Registry Values ​​to Control the Appearance of WhyNotWin11 (more coming soon)

Changes in version 2.4.2.1:

• Fixes issue with RAM reporting
• Updated language file templates
• Started on Language Picker code