Windows 10: Upgrading to Windows 11 with Intel Core m3-6y30 CPU

HiI'm sorry but I felt I had to create this duplicate of https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/is-processor-intel-core-m3-6y30-supported-in/012ae677-2d94-450f-8786-d19b6ca4b32c, because that thread is locked for some reason.The answer in 2021 was that there would come an answer in oktober 2021, but the answer never came.For clarity I'll repeat the question:Will I be able to upgrade to Windows 11 with Intel Core m3-6y30 CPU which in reality seems to be compatible? And if so, will I receive security updates when doing so?Thanks,Raf

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I5-4590 3.6GHZ 4 core Intel CPU Not on List for Win 11 Upgrade ???

I just bought a Hp Prodesk and with a I5 -4590 4 core 3.6gz and want to upgrade to Win 11 it is plenty fast enough but Not on the Intel CPU Support List Can this CPU be put on the List ?? This is my feed back it should be on the list look at the Specs of this CPU ?? Why??

There Are No Intel I5- 4500 4 core series at all on the list for Win 11 upgraded and they are plenty fast ????

The PC Heath Check will not let me load Windows 11 Because my CPU is Not on the List ???? Why ???

This is the System Specs-- Hp Prodesk and with a I5 -4590 4 core 3.6gz ,16gb ram and 240 GB SSD with Win 10Pro

I would Like The Microsoft Software Guy's to Look at my CPU to add it to the list ....

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Intel Core i7-7500U CPU @ 2,70GHz support for Windows 11 upgrade

I have a beefy Win 10 PC which far exceeds all specs for a Win 11 upgrade, but the system upgrade health check is saying that my Intel Core i7-7500U CPU @ 2,70GHz is not supported. However, in Microsoft's list of supported processors (for a Win 11 upgrade) for PC's running Windows 10 21H2, this same processor is listed as supported. How do I get past this "unsupported CPU" message so that I can upgrade?

 

Intel CPU not supported in Windows 11

I have Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7500U CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.90 GHz and it is not listed as supported by Windows11 upgrade for Intel cpu match Windows processor requirements Windows 11 supported Intel processors Is there a way we can expect future support for these processors by Microsoft for Windows 11 upgrade? What is the time frame? After all Intel can not dump all our CPUs without extending support, losing the market by buyer confidence