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If you have a computer with unsupported hardware, you cannot upgrade to Windows 11 through Windows Update. However, Microsoft left a loophole open but made no official mention of it. He left this option to organizations and people who will knowingly install this system on incompatible hardware. To install you need to use a bootable USB drive or ISO file to manually install/update. Note that while Windows 11 can be installed on unsupported hardware, Microsoft is not obligated to provide security or driver updates. You do this at your own risk and there is no guarantee that your system will be stable and will have compatible drivers. As a reminder, when the hardware is incompatible, we will receive this information when installing the Win11 system: To install Windows 11 on an unsupported PC, use these steps: Start the PC with the Windows 11 USB Flash Drive Press any key to continue. Use the Shift + F10 keyboard shortcut to open Command...

Windows 10 has a built-in screenshot tool. You can take a screenshot of the full screen or just a part of it. The screenshots will be copied to the clipboard so you can paste into any program that supports images like Paint, Photoshop, messengers like MS Teams or email messages.  Keyboard Shortcut Press Winkey + Shift + S . The screen will have a light or dark overlay and the mouse cursor will change to a plus (+) symbol, which means capture mode is on. A bar will appear at the top of the main screen. From there, you can choose one of the snipping modes: Rectangular  - take a rectangular screenshot by dragging the desired fragment with the cursor. Freeform  - freely create a screenshot of a non-standard shape by "painting" with the pressed cursor. Window  - captures part of the screen, e.g. a window on the screen, such as browser window, file explorer window, etc. Fullcreen  - captures ...