Backup and sync: Encouragement to sign in to a OneDrive account to sync your files and preferences.

Windows 11 eligibility: Scan your PC to see if it meets Windows 11's minimum system requirements.

If PC Health Check is installed on your computer, you can find it through a system search. Now, with Windows 11 available for all, Microsoft is branding the app as a way to 'monitor device health and troubleshooting to improve performance, all from the convenience of a single dashboard'. You could download it for free from Microsoft's website. PC Health Check was originally designed as an app to assess whether your computer would be ready to upgrade to Windows 11 when it released. Microsoft claims this is unintentional and is working on a solution. However, according to BleedingComputer, the app reinstalls itself the next time your computer checks for updates.

In the list of Apps & features, find Windows PC Health Check and click it.

Press Windows key + I to open Settings.

If you don't like applications installing without your permission, you can remove PC Health Check: Interestingly, Microsoft is not installing PC Health Check on Windows 11 devices, which makes it clear that this is intended primarily as a push for Windows 10 users to move towards the new operating system, rather than as a system diagnostic tool. Related: How to Enable TPM and Secure Boot Before Upgrading to Windows 11 Many found they were ineligible due to not meeting Microsoft's strict TPM requirement. The tool would scan your system to check if it was ready to upgrade to Windows 11. Originally, you had to download PC Health Check from Microsoft's website. Thanks to the KB5005463 update, the PC Health Check application now installs automatically on all Windows 10 devices running version 2004 and later.

PC Health Check Now Installs Automatically on Windows 10

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