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Now not maintained. Please use other programs instead.

Windows 11 Compatibility Check is an tool that runs in cmd.exe. No installations required!

Win11CompChk is the smallest Windows 11 Compatibility checker yet.

ℹ This repository is on life support. Expect fewer releases (but I trying to make a release monthly)

Features

Copy and Export Results (that you can use to share the compatibility)

More info on your Results (v5 only; that you can see what you can upgrade)

Windows 11 Release Countdown (v5 only; that you can see how many days Windows 11 will release)

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Latest Release Version	Latest Preview Version
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System Requirements

Requirements	Minimum	Recommended
CPU	64-bit CPU with SSE3	8th-gen Intel or Zen 2
RAM	50MB available	250MB available
OS	Windows 7 SP1	Windows 10 1909
Others	CMD and PowerShell	CMD and PowerShell

Command-line arguments

Win11CompChk [-D] [-D -E] [--override-index]

-D: Delete Index.bat
--override-index: Override index.bat
-D -E: Run Debug Mode

Compiling to EXE

Download the batch file by downloading the ZIP file or using git clone https://github.com/jbcarreon123/Win11CompChk
Refer to this instructions here to create an EXE file. NOTE: If you want to use other compilers than instructed here, you may be expirencing false-positives.

Execution Time of Index Mode (on HDD) [Win11CompChk v5.1.0]

Repositories that helped so Win11CompChk will be made

rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11 (WhyNotWin11? Yes! You heard it right! I used some WhyNotWin11 source to make this.)
There is no other repositories that helped to make this

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Win11CompChk are not endorsed or affiliated by Microsoft Inc.

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[BUG]

The exported report does not display CPU information. There is a question mark in the graphical interface, there are no marks in the exported report.

Change OS Arch code

I've tested this with several Windows 10 systems. Some systems output "wmic OS get OSArchitecture"

32-bit or 64-bit
and other
32-Bit or 64-Bit

That means we have to look for all four spellings in the OSArch.log (wmic OS get OSArchitecture>% temp% \ OSArch.log). My proposition:

type %temp%\OSArch.log | findstr /i /c:"32-bit" >nul 2>&1 && ( set "OSA=32-bit")
type %temp%\OSArch.log | findstr /i /c:"64-bit" >nul 2>&1 && ( set "OSA=64-bit")

type% temp% \ OSArch.log | findstr / c: "32-Bit"> nul 2> & 1 && (set "OSA = 32-bit")
type% temp% \ OSArch.log | findstr / c: "32-bit"> nul 2> & 1 && (set "OSA = 32-bit")
type% temp% \ OSArch.log | findstr / c: "64-Bit"> nul 2> & 1 && (set "OSA = 64-bit")
type% temp% \ OSArch.log | findstr / c: "64-bit"> nul 2> & 1 && (set "OSA = 64-bit")

Add Intel 12th gen [Alder Lake] CPUs

The Core Gen 12 Intel CPUs are missing, my proposition:

type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i5-12600K " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn
type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i5-12600KF " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn
type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i7-12700K " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn
type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i7-12700KF " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn
type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i9-12900K " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn
type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i9-12900KF " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn
type %temp%\CPUC.log | findstr /c:"Core(TM) i7-12700KF " >nul 2>&1 && set "CPUComp=Compatible" && goto cpufn

source of compatible CPUs: https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/windows-hardware/design/minimum/supported/windows-11-supported-intel-processors

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