Aspire A515-56G Is there any issues or bugs i windows 11 now?

Chandashoka123

I have Acer Aspire A515-56G Laptop and i want to uograde to windows 11 now. So I want to know is microsft fixes all the bugs and issues in windows 11 and can i upgrade windows 11 for my laptop?
I have 8 GB RAM and 11th gen intel i5 processor and have 1TB HDD . Can i upgrade to windows 11 with these features?

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StevenGen

Chandashoka123 said:

I have Acer Aspire A515-56G Laptop and i want to uograde to windows 11 now. So I want to know is microsft fixes all the bugs and issues in windows 11 and can i upgrade windows 11 for my laptop?
I have 8 GB RAM and 11th gen intel i5 processor and have 1TB HDD . Can i upgrade to windows 11 with these features?

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 The bottom line here is that Win-11 is nothing new, its a rearrangement and the usual half concocted MS upgrade from their previous OS and from Win-10 (similar what they did with Win-8 to 10) as its not like the difference between Win-7 to Win-10 (which I would have liked to see) also and a major step is that, Microsoft has drawn a line and modernised this new OS to a specific and modern upper end hardware for whatever their whippy doo future upgrades and versions of windows will be?

If you upgrade to Win-11 (which I have btw and have been using for 3 months) its nothing new as its 99% the same as Win-10 except for some minor user changes and hidden Win-10 features but its the same. As far as drivers are concerned, I run the same games and software as for Win-10 but, I've only had 1 driver problem for the Wi-Fi/BT Killer AX1650i card (take note al you that use this laptop the Nitro 5 AN515-56) with the "Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® for Windows® 10 and Windows 11* Version: 22.110.2.1 that does not work for Bluetooth so I had to revert to the previous driver version 22.40.0.2 that works 100% and perfectly, this was all done with the Intel Driver & Support Assistant, otherwise everything else works perfect with no problems. 

Leostat

it should be supported, if you run the health check tool it will tell you yes or no

As for bugs, 11 has some, but no major ones that i have come across. It is newer though so it will have a couple

StevenGen

Chandashoka123 said:

I have Acer Aspire A515-56G Laptop and i want to uograde to windows 11 now. So I want to know is microsft fixes all the bugs and issues in windows 11 and can i upgrade windows 11 for my laptop?
I have 8 GB RAM and 11th gen intel i5 processor and have 1TB HDD . Can i upgrade to windows 11 with these features?

{Thread was edited to add model name to the title}

 The bottom line here is that Win-11 is nothing new, its a rearrangement and the usual half concocted MS upgrade from their previous OS and from Win-10 (similar what they did with Win-8 to 10) as its not like the difference between Win-7 to Win-10 (which I would have liked to see) also and a major step is that, Microsoft has drawn a line and modernised this new OS to a specific and modern upper end hardware for whatever their whippy doo future upgrades and versions of windows will be?

If you upgrade to Win-11 (which I have btw and have been using for 3 months) its nothing new as its 99% the same as Win-10 except for some minor user changes and hidden Win-10 features but its the same. As far as drivers are concerned, I run the same games and software as for Win-10 but, I've only had 1 driver problem for the Wi-Fi/BT Killer AX1650i card (take note al you that use this laptop the Nitro 5 AN515-56) with the "Intel® Wireless Bluetooth® for Windows® 10 and Windows 11* Version: 22.110.2.1 that does not work for Bluetooth so I had to revert to the previous driver version 22.40.0.2 that works 100% and perfectly, this was all done with the Intel Driver & Support Assistant, otherwise everything else works perfect with no problems. 

Easwar

Hi @Chandashoka123,

Windows 11: How to Upgrade to Windows 11 - https://community.acer.com/en/kb/articles/14275-windows-11-how-to-upgrade-to-windows-11

Windows 11: How to check for Windows Updates - https://community.acer.com/en/kb/articles/14276-windows-11-how-to-check-for-windows-updates

System Requirements for Upgrading to Windows 11 - https://community.acer.com/en/kb/articles/14155-system-requirements-for-upgrading-to-windows-11