Now, this is an unofficial release, so that could just be a coincidence.
The leaked ISO file for the build lets you “upgrade” Windows 10 to Windows 11, just like you could from Windows 8 to Windows 10. Those brave enough to install the leaked Windows 11 build were able to use it on existing Windows 10 PCs, without the need for a product key. An updated support page mentioned that support for Windows 10 will end in 2025, right in line with Microsoft’s 10-year Windows support cycle.īut there’s more evidence to suggest that Windows 11 will in fact be free. We’re already seeing pieces of that put into play. Yet, they also wanted to slowly phase out older versions of Windows, but keep it in place for those who need it.
Remember when Windows 10 was a free upgrade for Windows 8 and Windows 7? Microsoft wanted to push people to a newer operating system, at no extra cost. There’s plenty of reason why they might want to do this too.
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