Upgrade now says Microsoft and recommends Intel vPro

Microsoft and its partners are now regularly promoting the upgrade to Windows 11. Asus, for example, recently mentioned for the "mandatory Windows 11 upgrade" that comes as the end of support for Windows 10 approaches.

Microsoft itself, from time to time, urges users to upgrade to its newest operating system, with very aggressive advertisements.
While there's technically nothing wrong with a company promoting its product, sometimes these campaigns don't make sense.

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For example, in January earlier this year, Microsoft posted: “Free upgrade to Windows 11 (For a limited time only)” , which made no sense. The post simply gave little information about it being a “free upgrade” and, rightly so, was later removed by the company, after many users took the message as blackmail.

The interesting thing now is that the company has started promoting Intel's vPro processors, of course along with Windows 11.

The ad was posted on the official Windows YouTube channel and is titled “ Right side of risk | Windows 11 Pro and Intel .” The video description states:

“Windows 10 support ends on October 14. Stay on the safe side of the risk – upgrade now to the power of Windows 11 Pro PCs with Intel vPro®.”

AMD also has a support article titled “Support Your Customers’ Transition to Windows 11, with AMD Ryzen™ PRO Processors” and you can find it here.

So don't wait, listen to the experts, upgrade to Windows 11 and if the hardware you're using is not compatible, Intel will sort you out...


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