Windows 10: Why aren't 4 core CPU's with HT, like my 6700HQ allowed in Win 11, but Atom CPU's which...

It seems like all they care about is forcing people with older laptops to buy newer ones, so they can make money selling more Windows 11. After all, what happened to Win 10 being "The Last Version of Windows?" I knew that was Bullsh!T I highly doubt the dual-core 1Ghz Atom CPUs or any other under 2Ghz will run Windows more efficiently than my 6700HG CPU running at 2.6 Ghz with 4 cores!

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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 i7-6700HQ CPU Windows 11 Compatibility

The PC Health Check app reports that my Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60GHZ is not currently supported with Windows 11. Will this processor be supported at a future date?

 

Intel Core i7-6700HQ Not Getting The Windows 11 Update?

Hi there,

Microsoft hasn't made it clear why the intel core i7-6700HQ is not capable of running Windows 11. Which tests dit they perform, what were the results of those tests that they performed? What features and performance does my CPU need in order for it to run Windows 11, none of this is really clear. On what basis did Microsoft come to the conclusion that the intel core i7-6700HQ is not a capable processor and therefore devices with this processor won't get the update to Windows 11? These are some of the questions that Microsoft needs to address, just saying "your CPU is won't get the update to Windows 11 because it is not capable and supported" doesn't say anything.

Thank you for you reply!

Regards,

Adarsh