Windows 10: Video Editing in Windows 11 OS based i3-11 Generation Laptop.

To,Microsoft Community Hi Friends, this Hilary here using Dell Laptop which comes with Intel i3 -11 Generation Processor, Windows 11 - 22H2 OS. I recently purchased a New Laptop. I was told by the Store that you can't do Video editing in Intel i3 - 11 Generation Processor Laptop. Is it true??? Means I can't use the Microsoft App "Microsoft Clipchamp" for edting Videos. Any information on this. Please give me relevant Info. Thanks...

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Video Editing App for Windows 11 Laptop.

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Hey Friend, this is Hilary here. I have just began has a content creator. I have a Windows 11 OS based Laptop. Which is the best App for editing Videos on Windows 11 Laptop. Is "Microsoft Clipchamp" App Good or do you recommend 3rd party App.
Some of the content creator told me for editing Videos it's better to use Mac OS rather than Windows 11 OS. Is it true.

Please check & let me know.

 

Windows 11??

Turns out that Win 11 currently only officially supports Intel Generation 8 CPUs and later. Bummer.

The laptop otherwise supports all requirements, including TPM 2.0 (in firmware; no module).

 

Windows 11 does not support Intel Core i3 7th generation

You're asking the wrong question, my friend. The correct question is: Why doesn't the Intel Core i3 7th gen processor support Windows 11? And the answer is: Because it lacks hardware features needed to run Windows 11 without crashing.

If you want to know why it lacks the hardware features needed to run Windows 11 without crashing, the answer is that Intel's 7th generation processors were designed before Microsoft designed Windows 11.

It is possible to run Windows 11 on a processor that doesn't support Windows 11. But if you do that, you run the risk that Windows will crash - which is what Microsoft discovered when it was testing Windows 11 on 7th generation processors. And if Windows 11 crashes on your processor, there are no official solutions, because Intel didn't design that processor for Windows 11.

So while you can run Windows 11 on your processor, I hope you'll understand why Microsoft is unable to give its approval in that case.

You may ask the perfectly legitimate question: Why doesn't Microsoft simply change Windows 11, so that it will run successfully on Intel's 7th generation (and earlier) processors? And the answer is: The most critical improvement in Windows 11 is its ability to fight off the current generation of malware. It would be irresponsible for Microsoft to weaken Windows' defenses to make it compatible with older hardware. It wasn't Microsoft's choice to exclude older hardware from Windows 11. Rather, its hand was forced by today's malware writers.