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Windows 11 could soon shame PCs that aren’t good enough to run it

Posted on February 16, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

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Making people feel bad about the PCs they use is a strange attempt to be popular, but it looks like Microsoft could be doing just that.According to Windows Latest (opens in new tab), the January 2023 Windows 11 update, which is continuing to roll out to people around the world, has started displaying a new watermark on the desktop that says “System requirements not met”.When Windows 11 launched, it came with a complex set of
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