Microsoft is getting prepared to sign off Windows 11, with a few sources claiming everything is projected to occur when mid-September.

Once finalized, Windows 11 will be further polished with additional cumulative updates, though only more subtle changes would be made, because the purpose at that point is to prepare the operating-system for that public launch to production devices.

Windows 11 is then designed to go love the very first waves of computers in October, with the free upgrade rollout to continue into 2022.

Although not everybody can get Windows 11, as Microsoft has updated the system requirements, making it impossible for some older devices, though less old as you'd be tempted to believe, to run the new operating-system.

New Windows 10 feature update coming

However, even though you can't install Windows 11 or you would like to stick with Windows 10 for the moment, Microsoft says nothing changes so far as the support for the current OS version is concerned. Quite simply, Windows 10 will still be supported until 2025, according to the existing schedule.

"For those people who are using a PC that won't upgrade, and who aren't prepared to transition to a new device, Windows 10 may be the right choice. We will support Windows 10 through October 14, 2025 and we recently announced the next feature update to Windows 10 is originating later this season. Whoever you hire, we are dedicated to supporting you and also offering choice inside your computing journey," Microsoft explains.

Windows 10 is also projected to obtain a new feature update in the fall as version 21H2. However, this new feature update will even recommend the change to Windows 11 if your PC supports it, as discovered recently.