Microsoft has confirmed that the lightning-fast speeds of Wi-Fi 7 will be exclusive to Windows 11 24H2, the latest version of the operating system. This means that Windows 10 users, who make up a significant portion of the PC market, will be left behind in the dust when it comes to reaping the benefits of this revolutionary wireless technology.
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While the upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update will be available to all users later this year, the initial rollout will be limited to “Copilot+ PCs,” leaving regular Windows 11 users wondering when they’ll be able to experience the thrill of faster downloads and smoother streaming.
Is Microsoft forcing to upgrade for Wi-Fi 7?
Microsoft’s decision to restrict Wi-Fi 7 to its latest operating system has sparked outrage among some users, who believe that it is a blatant attempt to force them to upgrade. While Microsoft has not ruled out the possibility of adding Wi-Fi 7 support to older versions of Windows 11 in the future, the company’s silence on the issue has left many feeling frustrated.
