Today (5th October) Windows 11 launches worldwide as a free upgrade for Windows 10 users. Windows 11 comes with many significant design changes along with new changes on how the system works under the hood.
Windows 11 should work with the default Second Life viewer, the latest Firestorm viewer and other third party viewers. It’s important to note that Microsoft will be rolling out Windows 11 in waves from now until late 2022+ depending on your device. It could be days, weeks or even months.
Microsoft will support Windows 10 until October 2025 apparently. There is no need to rush or panic into getting Windows 11 in the short term.
I would imagine within the next 6 – 12 months Linden Lab will update the System Requirements page where Windows 11 will be hopefully be added.
We will have to wait and see.
Daniel Voyager 
Will You Be upgraDing to Windows 11 ?
Question is From What? Reasonable people are on Linux and can only laugh at Microsoft’s pathetic attempts to make a halfways decent operating system. So installing Win11 would be a downgrade. 😐
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Yeah I’m in process of updating to Windows 11 now. My Windows 10 desktop hardware is not capable of having it but my Windows 10 laptop is.
It’s a shams Microsoft has gone with upgrading the high end machines on the market. I have been with every windows operating system back to Windows DOS/Windows 95 without issue until Windows 11.
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I upgraded but, I appear to be having trouble loading the latest Firestorm viewer. It has been driving me nuts. I didn’t have this issue before upgrading and now, it barely logs on. It’s like a permanent lag at “loading world”… and stuck on the loading screen.
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