Windows 10: DirectX12 Compatibility Issues Between Windows 10 Pro & Windows 11 Pro [CPU: i5 11th Gen...

Hi, I am very curious about the DirectX12 being disabled after upgrading from a Windows 10 Pro to a Windows 11 Pro operating system. How is it that I had no problems with DirectX12 on Windows 10 Pro, but is now having problems with DirectX12 on Windows 11 Pro?Additional Information: DirectPlay is Turned On. Although, Windows 11 Pro Update over rules the graphics update than that from the manufacturer, Machenike. Furthermore, I had updated the graphics card using the Intel Arc & Iris Xe driver from Intel and had experienced it enabled, but after a few days it was disabled.Additional Questio

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When will 11th Gen Intel CPUs get 22h2 update?

Yes, because 11th Gen Intel CPU's are compatible with Windows 11.

 

What laptop next? 11th gen i5? or "gasp," go mac

Houston we have a problem. Microsoft has declared by a scan and a message to my update settings that this Inspiron i7 7500 will not run Windows 11 yet the Inspiron 7500 is on the the Microsoft list of machines that will run Windows 11. So which is it? Each time I got to Settings and update there is a notice in heavy text glaring at me that my laptop has been scanned by Windows update and declared NOT eligible for a

Windows 11 update yet it is on the list as being a model that will run Windows 11. I hope Microsoft will clear this discrepancy up. Which is it? I certainly will not update to Windows 11 until a scan from Microsoft tells me it is okay to do so.

My other question is simple. Is the 11th gen i5 processor running Windows 11 as fast or faster than my older 7th gen i7 processor running Windows 10?

 

Windows 11 compatibility Surface Pro 5 (2017)

"The Surface Pro 5 meets all the minimum requirements from a performance and functionality standpoint, but its Intel Kaby Lake processor (7th gen) is not on the list of supported processors (8th gen and above)."

Strange thing is... I just went through the most recent cpu list and the I5-7300U was listed.