Windows 11 Update Not Showing Up

[Clouter1]

Hey all,

 

First time posting here or even posting a forum post in general.

 

I have had some issues getting the Windows 11 prompt to update my PC. I figured it has been a reasonable amount of time for the prompt to show up but it hasn't so I thought maybe there was a technical issue.

 

Here are my specifications :

Intel Core i5 9500F

NVIDIA GTX 1650 SUPER

 

It says in the PC Health Check that I am ready to run Windows 11 as shown in attached image.

It also says when i run "Get-Disk" in Powershell that my SSD is running GPT, my hard drive is running MBT though (see attached)

 

Thanks for any help in advance

 

[epic_ant237]

try with windows 11 installation assistant : https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11

 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

The windows 11 installation assistant is what you neeed, the windows update prompt almost never apears

[Clouter1]

Update guys,

 

I turned on Secure boot in my bios and now my computer is not posting to bios. I have a gigabyte motherboard. I took out the cmos battery and put it back in. I plugged out both of my drives and it is still not posting to bios. And my cpu doesn’t have an integrated graphics card so I can’t use that as a display output

[GoodBytes]

16 hours ago, Clouter1 said:

Hey all,

 

First time posting here or even posting a forum post in general.

 

I have had some issues getting the Windows 11 prompt to update my PC. I figured it has been a reasonable amount of time for the prompt to show up but it hasn't so I thought maybe there was a technical issue.

 

Here are my specifications :

Intel Core i5 9500F

NVIDIA GTX 1650 SUPER

 

It says in the PC Health Check that I am ready to run Windows 11 as shown in attached image.

It also says when i run "Get-Disk" in Powershell that my SSD is running GPT, my hard drive is running MBT though (see attached)

 

Thanks for any help in advance

 

Assuming your system is properly configured for Windows 11, then keep in mind that Windows 11 is still in wave release. The "General Availability" state of Windows 11 has not been reached yet. Hence why, you can't go to a computer store and buy Windows 11 disk, they only have Windows 10, and enterprise licenses doesn't have the option to get it, even if IT somehow, really wants to install it on all their company computers. That date, is what Microsoft calls "General Availability" and is set for "sometimes early next year".

 

That said, you can always force the upgrade via Update Assistant Tool or Media Creation Tool by Microsoft linked by @epic_ant237

[GoodBytes]

15 hours ago, Clouter1 said:

Update guys,

 

I turned on Secure boot in my bios and now my computer is not posting to bios. I have a gigabyte motherboard. I took out the cmos battery and put it back in. I plugged out both of my drives and it is still not posting to bios. And my cpu doesn’t have an integrated graphics card so I can’t use that as a display output

Switch video output connector to another one, it probably set itself to output the video to your integrated graphics for some reason.